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Safety Data Sheets & regulatory documents.

Find and download the current Safety Data Sheet for any Kolben product, in English or French. Plain-language context on the Canadian frameworks these products are handled under — for WHMIS files, procurement, and transport.

Library snapshot
100+
SDS on file
EN/FR
Bilingual coverage
Library current to revision R-2026.03.
Source PDFs hosted by Kolben GmbH (Hannover).
SDS & TDS library

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Search the catalogue or filter by category. Every product offers SDS in English and French; selected products include a Technical Data Sheet and product info brief.

Document types
SDSSafety Data Sheet — workplace hazard, first-aid, transport, regulatory.
TDSTechnical Data Sheet — properties, application, performance.
INFOProduct Information — neutral product brief, where available.
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Regulatory context

The Canadian frameworks these documents serve.

A neutral, plain-language overview of the three regulations Kolben products are most often referenced against in Canada. This is context only — the linked Safety Data Sheet is the authoritative source for any hazard, first-aid, classification, or transport detail.

CCCR · 2001
Consumer chemical labelling
The Consumer Chemicals and Containers Regulations, 2001 set the labelling and packaging requirements for chemical products sold to consumers in Canada — pictograms, signal words, first-aid statements, and child-resistant closures where required.
Administered by
Health Canada — Consumer Product Safety
HPR · WHMIS · 2015
Workplace SDS & classification
The Hazardous Products Regulations align with WHMIS 2015 (GHS-aligned) and require a current Safety Data Sheet for hazardous products supplied to a Canadian workplace. Distributors and end-use workplaces keep SDS on file and accessible to workers.
Administered by
Health Canada — WHMIS / Provincial OHS authorities
TDG · SOR/2001-286
Transport of dangerous goods
The Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations govern classification, packaging, marking, and shipping documentation for regulated products moved by road, rail, air, or marine across Canada. The SDS section 14 carries the transport classification used for shipping.
Administered by
Transport Canada — TDG Directorate
Authoritative source
The linked Safety Data Sheet is the authoritative source for any hazard, first-aid, classification, exposure, or transport detail. If a value on this page differs from the linked SDS, the SDS prevails.
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Disclaimer. Copy on this page is plain-language summary and placeholder pending compliance-expert review. It is not regulatory advice. Distributors and workplaces are responsible for maintaining current SDS on file under their applicable provincial occupational health and safety regime. For regulated transport, refer to TDG and the carrier's shipping requirements. © Kolben Chemicals Canada — content subject to change as regulations and product formulations are updated.
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Manufacturing standards
ISO 9001Quality managementForthcoming
IATF 16949Automotive qualityForthcoming
WHMIS · 2015Workplace hazard alignmentIn effect
TDG · SOR/2001-286Transport classificationIn effect