Chemical table resources
If you have a problem with the chemical table data in MASTERFORM, we will make every effort to correct the issue and send you a new table immediately.
MASTERFORM for UPS uses chemical table data supplied by United Parcel Service. The table in your MASTERFORM should match whatever table was most recently published by UPS; however, there may be occasions where UPS publishes changes immediately after a MASTERFORM update, rendering the software inaccurate. You can find the latest UPS table online at:
http://www.ups.com/using/services/accs/hazmat/ table_downloads.html
Sometimes discrepancies occur because we must reformat the table for use within a software application. You might therefore see inaccurate data or experience incorrect restrictions while using MASTERFORM. If this happens, call
Labelmaster Software is committed to helping you ship hazmat safely. In most instances, we can make chemical table changes on the fly and send you a corrected table the same day. In these cases, you will be able to continue shipping after copying a single file into your MASTERFORM program directory.
Remember:
•We cannot alter any data in a way that would violate UPS or 49 CFR rules.
•Make sure you select the entry with the correct packing group from the table. There is an entry for each packing group and, in many cases, an entry for each variation on the proper shipping name.
•You can edit the Proper Shipping Name (at your own risk) by selecting the Allow Proper Shipping Name Edits option in Setup.
•You can put additional information in the Technical Name or Other Required Information fields.
•The Labels Required field is editable. You can add or delete information as necessary. If no labels are required, make sure this field reads “None.”
•You can enable the Exemption Packaging field by selecting the Exemption Packaging option in Setup. This way you can use an exemption number on your shipping paper even when the UPS table says that an exemption is not required (and the field is grayed out).
•You can override quantity limitations and modify units of measure on Ground shipments. You will see a warning message if the quantity you enter exceeds what is listed in the table, but you will be allowed to continue. To modify the unit of measure (UOM), select an existing UOM from the list, then type over it.
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