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Ceramic Coating Odour Complaints: Use the Product Identity and SDS
Odour alone cannot quantify exposure or establish safety. The exact product and circumstances are needed for a useful response.
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Practical approach
Follow the SDS and workplace procedures for ventilation and handling. Record when and where the odour occurred and seek appropriate technical advice.
A strong smell after opening a container is not a reliable substitute for the product's hazard information.
Decision limits
If anyone feels unwell, stop the exposure and follow the SDS emergency guidance; do not continue work based on smell fading.
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Ask NANOLAB about the exact product and intended use. Use the current product documentation for formulation-specific instructions.
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Transferred Coating Containers: Preserve Product Identity in the Workshop
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Coating Samples Sent to a Laboratory: Preserve the Chain of Identity
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