Question 1:We use a metal filler in an automotive product. Unfortunately, the manufacturer is not in a position to supply us with a corresponding data record. Reference is only made to the safety data sheets that have been sent to us. How should we proceed now or what possibility exists to list the used product in the IMDS data record created by us for our customer? What is the general procedure for products for which no IMDS data record is available? Answer:The IMDS General Rules and

Question 1:A supplier has submitted to us an MDB (IMDS entry) with the declarable / prohibited pure substance dioctyl tin oxide with a weighted average value of 0.865%. On request, we received an explanation of the mean value, but we do not know whether this has been sufficiently confirmed in accordance with the EU directive. Answer: Unfortunately, you cannot do much with the mean value observation. The tin content must be calculated on the lock holder. We have compiled the calculation basis

Question 1:On Mondays I always receive a message by e-mail about open requests. Although I work in our company as an administrator, I cannot see or find these requests in the IMDS in order to be able to react. What is the correct procedure?Answer:The mentioned requests were sent to you via the regulation wizard of the Chemistry Manager. In order to see and edit them in the IMDS, you must first enable access to the Chemistry Manager.Please perform the following steps to do this: log in as

Question 1: A customer complains that the ID number of a material from the IMDS Committee list is not current for a part. I have noticed during a check, that the ID numbers provided by the suppliers do not correspond to those published in the IMDS list. How can this be updated automatically every time a new version or new number of the MDS of a material from the IMDS Committee list is created? Must I always watch out for a new version or new ID number? Answer: A new ID number is no reason to