FabLab External Materials Request Form
Please use this form to notify the Fablab staff of any external materials you plan to bring into the FabLab.
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Email *
Name *
Phone
Supervisor (Advisor/PI) or Company Name
Supervisor/PI Email
For Students Only
Supervisor/PI Phone
For Students Only
Material *
Provide the common name for the material and include trade names.
Chemical Ingredients of Material *
List the chemicals in the material by their chemical names and CAS numbers.
Other support materials required
List any materials that must also be added to the clean room chemical supply to support the new process. Example: a new photoresist that needs a different type developer from the standard supply in the clean room.
Vendor(s)
Reason for Request *
Why do you need this new material? Can the process be accomplished with standard Cleanroom materials? Why not? If there is a publication outlining the process using the new material, please include a copy with this form so we can include it in our thinking about approving this material.
Detailed Process Flow *
List a detailed step by step process flow so we can determine how it is to be used in the clean room. Also list the clean room tools that will come into contact with this new material. This information is important to help us decide if there are any compatibility issues related to the use of this material.
Amount and Form of Material Required *
What is the volume required for its use? Do we keep a gallon, pint, or thimble size quantity in the chemical cabinets? And what form is the material in – solid, liquid, powder? Note that powder will draw considerable attention from the approval committee since it is next of kin to particle contaminants for the clean room integrity.
Storage Requirement
What environment does this material require for storage? i.e. does it need refrigeration? What type of material is it – acid, base, solvent, strong oxidant, etc.? What are the NFPA 704 fire code values and HMIS handling code values? These are sometimes contained in the MSDS sheets.
Waste Disposal
Define how the waste material generated by this new material is disposed of after use. Are there any hazardous chemicals generated during the storage and handling of this waste? i.e. does it degenerate or react into a hazardous material while waiting for disposal?
Please send a PDF copy of the material's MSDS to mlecates@umd.edu. *
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