Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC)

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Airline emissions cuts will create new opportunities for plated components in aerospace

Global passenger air travel is on the increase and aircraft manufacturers are struggling to keep up with demand. At the end of 2017, there was a record backlog of over 14,000 units, and the industry as a whole is expected to see revenues grow by 4.8%. This is great news for plating suppliers; aircraft use vast numbers of plated components – both for manufacture and for replacement parts. ...

News & Views: Simplifying Notifications to the ECHA SCIP Database

Starting Jan. 5, 2021, all companies supplying or importing products to the European Union markets that contain Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) Candidate ...

UPDATE: EU Product compliance –„Mittelkettige Chlorparafine“ (MCCPs) rücken weiter in den Fokus

Letzte Woche wurden „Mittelkettige Chlorparaffine“ (MCCPs als Abkürzung für deren Englische Bezeichnung „Medium-chain chlorinated paraffins“) gleich mit zwei Veröffentlichungen weiter in den Fokus der ...

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Sustainable Bonding for Starchy and Dextrin Containing Adhesive Systems

Boron acid were still up four years ago as an indispensable additive for adhesive glues and for various industrial applications. When in 2011 Boron and its derivate were included in the candidate list SVHC (substances of very high concern) by ECHA as cmr-substances the manufacture and winding of cardboard cores and paper tubes and related industries faced a big challenge. With Gilunal A as boron ...