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I would like to ask expert predecessors: do disperse dyes fall under the category of hazardous chemicals?

2010-03-29View Original

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Mainly disperse blue, disperse red, and disperse yellow – is it necessary to obtain a license for the safe handling of hazardous chemicals? Thank you.
Reply #22010-03-30
Of course, these products themselves are not! If it’s just for business operations, no license is required, but production is different!
Reply #32010-03-31
1# Whether tmmjy needs to obtain a hazardous chemicals license depends mainly on the list of hazardous chemicals; if it is on that list, then a license is required, otherwise not
Reply #42010-04-07
It should be registered; since you are in business, you must have inventory. After all, it is an organic compound, and when there is a large quantity of it, it can pose a threat to society. Personally, I think it needs to be registered.

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