One stop shop MSDS sheets?

[SRB]

Greetings,

Is there a spot online or a thread here I am unaware of that lists typical chemicals used in a microbrewery? A list devoted to effective more ecologically sound chemicals would be superior for my research.

I checked out OSHA's site quick like and was unable to find a rookie friendly list.
I have googled my way to some info and I am prepared to continue to use that route and the route of direct questioning of some brewers I am getting to know. Though the closest brewer working w/ me is two hours away. So I thought it would be wise to throw it to the forum community as well!


thx

[bbrodka]

for five star products

http://www.fivestarchemicals.com/products.asp?id=1

[Larry Horwitz]

or ask your chemical supplier....legally obligated to supply MSDS

[SRB]

Five star looks like a quality outfit.

thx

[PanConsulting]

Your chemical supplier should be sending you an MSDS sheet even before the product hits your door. All MSDS sheets should be stored in a binder in a location for all employees to review. The sheets should be updated yearly and even if you discontinue using a chemical, you should keep the sheets in case there is a problem in the future with one of your employees.

[jerrymcmahan]

Not exactly what you asked for (and a few years late), but here is a link to a good MSDS database:

http://hazard.com/msds/

You can find pretty much any product made in the last 10 or 15 years. I'm responsible for maintaining our MSDS folders at work and I use this site to replace missing documents when I audit.