This is for those of us that are doing refrigerant recovery. If you have recovered refrigerants on hand, you need to have the MSDS on hand for each refrigerant. I keep mine in a notebook hanging by the door.
http://www.refrigerants.com/msds.htm
This is for those of us that are doing refrigerant recovery. If you have recovered refrigerants on hand, you need to have the MSDS on hand for each refrigerant. I keep mine in a notebook hanging by the door.
http://www.refrigerants.com/msds.htm
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Thanks, this great info. I'm trying to squeeze learning this stuff in somewhere.
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You know when the brain starts to get full, as you absorb more info some falls out.Originally Posted by Hypoman
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I had an inspection friday and had a little over 100 pounds of R416A on hand with no MSDS for it in my folder. Luckily, they let me run in the house and print it off. I had it logged in my receiving log so it was brain fog on my part.
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