Product Certificates, Documentation, and Literature
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Additional Certificate & Documentation Information
LOT & Sparepart Certificates
Register for your Sartorius ID and seamlessly navigate through all Sartorius services. The Certificates & Documents App within the My Sartorius Portal enables you to search and download the following:
- LOT Certificates (e.g. Certificates of Analysis, Certificates of Release, Certificates of Compliance, etc.)
- Certificates for Spareparts
- Safety Data Sheets
Product Documents & Literature
If you are looking for general product documentation, use our Documents Search Tool linked below. This tool allows you to search for:
- Application Notes
- Brochures
- Datasheets
- Manuals
- ISO Certificates
- Instrument Certificates
- Etc.
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How can I find the correct SDS?
How to identify the correct SDS?
All Safety Data Sheets (SDS) belonging to a material number/part code can be found by searching for the respective product number. The results can be narrowed down by applying the additional filters for country and/or language. The desired SDS should be chosen by considering all five identifiers. See explanation and example below.
Document nomenclature
Each document consists of five identifiers
Grey: The material number/part code
Yellow: The chemical identification number
Red: SDS variation corresponding to the area – either global or country specific.
Green: Language
Blue: SDS Version
How to identify SDS for kits?
Kits may have only one single product number which can include several separate components. These separate components will have separate SDSs which can be identified by the different chemical identification numbers (marked yellow). To ensure that you will receive all SDS for one kit you need to download the respective SDS for each individual chemical identification number. The component name will be provided in section 1 of the SDS.