Epy

EPY Software for Safety Data Sheets, Hazard Labels, Automatic Distribution

The EPY Software is a suite of programs dedicated to SDS, Hazard Labels, Automatic Distribution.

Modular and integrated programs, expressly designed to meet European chemical companies needs of adaptation to the regulations governing chemical products.

To complete compliance with the European regulation, the possibility of creating SDS and dangerous labels for the markets of China, USA, Canada, Great Britain and Russia has been added. The implementation of other versions of GHS is planned.

EPY software main functions

  1. Automatic authoring of safety data sheets (SDS) of substances and mixtures according to Regulation 2020/878 for Europe and according to the GHS implemented in China, USA, Canada, Great Britain and Russia
  2. Automatic distribution of SDSs at first purchase and at each revision
  3. Management of the Exposure Scenarios of substances and mixtures and production of the extended data sheets
  4. Calculation and printing of hazard labels according to the CLP regulation for Europe and according to the GHS implemented in China, USA, Canada, Great Britain and Russia
  5. Text management in 35 languages

SOLUTIONS FOR LABELS AND SDS

EPY is a modular, integrated software suite developed specifically to help European chemical companies comply with the regulations governing chemical products…

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DISTRIBUTION AND STORAGE

Article 31 of the REACH Regulation requires the obligation to provide the safety data sheet of a substance or a hazardous mixture to the recipients of the goods, provided that they are professional….

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DANGEROUS GOODS TRANSPORT

Epy allows you to manage in accordance with regulation the transport of dangerous goods for both road and rail transport (ADR / RID), sea (IMO) and air transport (IATA / ICAO). The data obtained…

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EPY-UFI the UFI Code Module

EPY+.UFI is the first of two modules for the management of new notifications according to the methods provided for in Annex VIII of the CLP, which will allow information regarding the composition and properties of the mixtures to be communicated to the Poison Control Centers of any European Union country dangerous.

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