Chemical EU REACH Testing Process
Date：2025-01-20 09:38:44 Classification
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The EU REACH testing process for chemicals mainly includes the following steps:
1. Determine the testing needs and understand the regulations
Clearly define the testing object: determine the chemicals that need to be tested for REACH, which may be a single chemical substance, a mixture, or a chemical substance in an article.
In-depth understanding of REACH regulations: Understand the specific requirements of REACH regulations, including testing items, restricted substance lists, registration requirements, etc. This helps to ensure that regulatory requirements can be met during the testing process.
2. Select a testing agency
Qualification review: Select an EU-approved testing agency with relevant qualifications and laboratory facilities for testing. Ensure that the agency can provide testing services that meet REACH requirements and can meet the time and budget requirements for testing.
Communicate needs: Communicate with the testing agency about the testing needs, including the scope of testing, testing methods, testing cycles, etc.
3. Prepare samples and submit applications
Prepare samples: Prepare a sufficient number of samples for testing according to the requirements of the testing agency. The selection and preparation of samples should meet the requirements of the testing agency and ensure that the samples can accurately represent the chemicals to be tested.
Fill in the application form: Submit the application form to the testing agency and provide relevant chemical information and materials, such as the chemical name, molecular formula, structural formula, use, etc.
4. Conduct testing and evaluation
Sample testing: The testing agency will test the submitted samples, including qualitative and quantitative analysis of chemical composition, toxicity assessment, environmental performance assessment, etc.
Result evaluation: The testing agency will issue a report based on the test results and give corresponding suggestions and measures. The report should contain detailed test results and data, as well as compliance assessment with REACH requirements.
5. Obtain test report and take measures
Obtain test report: After the test is completed, the testing agency will provide a test report. The report is an important basis for proving that the chemical complies with REACH requirements.
Evaluation results: Based on the results of the test report, evaluate whether the chemical complies with REACH requirements. If non-compliance is found, measures need to be taken to improve or adjust.
Registration and notification: For chemicals that meet the requirements, registration or notification is required in accordance with the requirements of REACH regulations. This includes submitting registration information to the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) and, if necessary, notifying downstream users of the SVHC information of the chemical.
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