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MSDS Sheets For Shipping Speakers Internationally?

Hello,

I purchased a pair of speakers from a seller overseas who is getting grief from the shipping company over needing MSDS certification for them.  The speakers are Harbeth.  The seller contacted Harbeth about this and was told that no such certificate has ever been required for their speakers.  
Anyone ever experience this?  What would you do to resolve it?

Thanks!


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timlub
2,039 posts
 
Well, I know that its OSHA type stuff... hazardous chemicals, batteries, etc. Not sure this helps, you will most likely need to call OSHA.  Good Luck,  haven't run into that one before

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randy-11
1,913 posts
 
use the Make A Certificate sites on the web to write up something that says "inert components only" - add some borders and words like "certified"

then send that to them
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falconquest
1,108 posts
 
So what is the issue? Magnets? I would search for details regarding hazardous materials, you may find information about magnets. What a crazy request. Either that or tell the seller to find another shipping company. You could also contact the shipping company for information about MSDS requirements with shipments. Put the pressure on them to tell you what you need. I'm guessing they just don't know what they're handling.
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falconquest
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Here is a link for reference.....

http://www.ehso.com/msds_regulations.php
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