HB 295.3.11-2007

1 - HB 295.3.11-2007 PRODUCT SAFETY FRAMEWORK - PART 3.11: RELEASE OF CHEMICALS - MIGRATION OF CERTAIN ELEMENTS
1 - PREFACE
1 - REQUIREMENTS
1 - R1 RELEASE OF CHEMICALS MIGRATION OF CERTAIN ELEMENTS
1 - R1.1 Purpose
1 - R1.2 Scope
2 - R1.3 Reference documents
2 - R1.4 Definitions
2 - R1.4.1 Base material
2 - R1.4.2 Coatings
2 - R1.4.3 Detection limit of a method
2 - R1.4.4 Product material
2 - R1.4.5 Mass-coloured materials
3 - R1.4.6 Scraping
3 - R1.5 Maximum acceptable levels
3 - R1.5.1 Specific requirements
3 - R1.6 Interpretation of results
4 - TEST PROCEDURE
4 - T1 RELEASE OF CHEMICALS MIGRATION OF CERTAIN ELEMENTS
4 - T1.1 Guideline to the choice of procedure to be used for the various product materials
5 - T1.2 Selection of test portions
5 - T1.3 Principle
5 - T1.4 Reagents and apparatus
5 - T1.5 Reagents
5 - T1.6 Apparatus
6 - T1.7 Preparation and extraction of test portions
6 - T1.7.1 Coatings of paint, varnish, lacquer, printing ink, polymer and similar coatings
7 - T1.7.2 Polymeric and similar materials, including laminates, whether textile reinforced or not, but excluding other textiles
7 - T1.7.3 Paper and paper board
8 - T1.7.4 Natural or synthetic textiles
9 - T1.7.5 Glass/ceramic/metallic materials
10 - T1.7.6 Other materials, whether mass-coloured or not (see Appendix B)
10 - T1.8 Detection limits of quantitative elemental analysis
11 - T1.9 Test report
12 - APPENDIX A - Determination of acidity of 1.1.1-trichloroethane
12 - A1 REAGENTS
12 - A2 TEST PROCEDURE
12 - A3 CALCULATION
13 - APPENDIX B - BACKGROUND AND RATIONALE
13 - B1 STATISTICAL
14 - B2 PAPER AND PAPER BOARD-TEST PORTION PREPARATION (SEE T1.7.3)
14 - B3 NATURAL OR SYNTHETIC TEXTILES-TEST PORTION PREPARATION (SEE T1.7.4)
14 - B4 GLASS/CERAMIC/METALLIC MATERIALS-TEST PORTION PREPARATION (SEE T1.7.5)
15 - B5 OTHER MATERIALS, WHETHER MASS-COLOURED OR NOT (T1.7.6)

Part 3 of a three part Handbook that establishes a Product Safety Framework that is designed to enhance the safe supply, sale and use of products. It provides a verification process that allows for validation. It thus provides a generic hazards-based approach rather than focussing on specific products.

First published as HB 295.3.11-2007.