SDS and compliance documents from BASF, Dow, DuPont, Merck and inspection bodies such as SGS are highly structured: sixteen sections, fixed hazard statement codes and standard precautionary wording. The value of a translation is that the format stays intact, terminology does not drift and codes are not lost.
We separate verifiable items from descriptive ones. Chemical names, CAS numbers, formulas, concentrations, flash points and UN numbers are the former — preserved and double-checked. Precautionary statements and handling advice are localised using target-market conventional phrasing.
Note: Etrans regularly handles document translation projects involving the international brands named above and is familiar with their terminology and layout conventions. Brand names describe document types and project context; they do not imply endorsement or authorisation by the brand owner.