The items that need to be tested in the EU REACH certification application include physical and chemical testing, toxicological testing, ecotoxicological testing, etc. The purpose of these tests is to determine the composition, properties, hazards, and other information of chemicals, and to evaluate their impact on human health and the environment.

Submit materials for application of reach testing report

The materials required to submit the REACH test report mainly include detailed information of the product, ingredient table, production process flow, usage description, etc. In addition, a testing application form and product manual are also required. These materials will assist the evaluation agency in conducting comprehensive testing and evaluation of the product.

REACH certification process

1. Registration preparation: Firstly, it is necessary to confirm that the product meets the requirements of REACH certification and prepare relevant materials, including product composition, usage, production volume, and other information.

2. Pre registration: Before formal registration, pre registration is required to confirm the basic information of the product and obtain a pre registration number.

3. Formal registration: After successful pre registration, it is necessary to complete the formal registration within the specified time. This includes submitting detailed product information and paying the corresponding registration fee.

5. Evaluation and Authorization: The European Chemical Administration (ECHA) will evaluate the submitted information to confirm whether the product meets the requirements of REACH certification. If the product is assessed as high-risk, further authorization may be required to sell it in the market.

5. Compliance and update: After obtaining REACH certification, it is necessary to comply with relevant regulatory requirements and update product information in a timely manner to maintain the effectiveness of the certification.