Laboratory analysis of REACH inorganic substances

You wish to carry out an analysis of REACH inorganic substances

What is REACH?

First of all, REACH (Registration, Evaluation and Authorisation of Chemicals) is the European regulation that requires all manufacturers and importers of chemical substances, including mixtures of more than one tonne per year, to register these substances with the ECHA (European Chemicals Agency).

Why a REACH inorganic substance analysis?

The registration of substances with ECHA consists of the creation of dossiers containing information on the physico-chemical, toxicological and ecotoxicological properties of the substances, an assessment of the risks to health and the environment and the appropriate management measures. Obtaining and validating this data requires a REACH analysis.

All substances are covered, including inorganic substances. Those used in industrial processes and those found in mixtures as well as substances contained in articles such as textiles, furniture, IT equipment or electronic components.

Manufacturers, users and importers of inorganic substances located in the EU must undergo a REACH analysis.

FILAB laboratory can assist you with your REACH analysis needs for inorganic substances

With its extensive experience, the FILAB laboratory offers you the expertise of its doctors and engineers as well as its state-of-the-art analytical equipment in order to meet the requirements of a REACH analysis of inorganic substances by providing you with a REACH laboratory analysis service. Indeed, from REACH analysis to R&D, the FILAB laboratory offers multi-sector expertise for several types of REACH inorganic substance analysis requests.

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