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MSDS (or SDS) on a tablet?

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Sbrem:
In our own experience, we keep digital and paper. In fact most of the MSDS I've gotten have been pdf's, so go figure. We print them out and they are in an easily accessible file folder in the shop. We are getting more and more paperless, so it seems odd to stay there, but this should cover you either way.

Steve

Frog:
The idea of a paper copy as a backup file makes a lot of sense to me.
I can remember simple power outages when I was younger that forced supermarkets to close while the old time corner grocers with regular swinging doors kept ringing us up on their old mechanical cash registers, or just did math with pencil and paper.
Now, I realize that a power outage won't affect a battery device, but who out there has never had an issue with a computer? Let me see your hands.
A really major catastrophe could also even eventually limit battery charging.

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