Glue needs to undergo EU REACH testing. This is because glue, as a chemical substance, may contain substances of concern to REACH regulations, such as substances of very high concern (SVHC). According to the REACH regulations, if the substances in glue meet one or more hazardous characteristics, such as being carcinogenic, mutagenic or reproductively toxic, or being persistent, bioaccumulative and toxic, then these substances may be identified as SVHC. Corresponding testing is required.



Transparent glue EU REACH testing items:

1. Physical and chemical property testing: This includes testing the density, melting point, boiling point, solubility, vapor pressure and other physical and chemical properties of transparent glue.

2. Toxicity test: Transparent glue is mainly tested for acute toxicity, chronic toxicity, corrosivity, irritation, etc. to evaluate its potential impact on human health.

3. Environmental behavior test: This test is designed to evaluate the durability, stability and biodegradability of transparent glue in the environment to understand its possible impact on the ecological environment.

4. Component analysis: Conduct detailed analysis and testing of each component of the transparent glue to ensure that it complies with EU restrictions and standards on chemical substances.

5. Specific substance testing: For example, detect whether transparent glue contains harmful or toxic substances such as azo dyes, heavy metals, organotin compounds, phthalates, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, and brominated flame retardants, and ensure their content Within a safe range.



What materials are needed for REACH testing of transparent glue?

1. Product samples: Provide a sufficient number of transparent glue samples for testing agencies to conduct physical, chemical and toxicity tests.

2. Ingredient list: List all ingredients in the transparent glue in detail, including chemical name, CAS number (Chemical Abstracts Service registration number), content, etc. This helps testing agencies conduct a comprehensive analysis of the product’s ingredients.

3. Safety Data Sheet (SDS): If available, please provide the safety data sheet of the transparent glue. SDS contains product safety information, such as hazard classification, preventive measures, first aid measures, etc. If the SDS has not been compiled yet, the testing agency may need to help you compile it based on the test results.

4. Product purpose and instructions: Provide information on the purpose, usage, storage conditions and other information of transparent glue to help testing agencies more accurately assess product risks.

5. Company information: Provide basic information such as the company's name, address, contact information, etc. so that the testing agency can contact you when needed.

6. Letter of authorization: If you entrust a third-party agency to conduct REACH testing, you need to provide a letter of authorization to prove that you authorize the agency to conduct testing and obtain relevant information.