PVC Film Bureau Veritas Certification

What is Bureau Veritas？

Bureau Veritas, abbreviated as BV, was established in 1828 and headquartered in Paris, France. It is a well-known international and certification global group. Its service areas are concentrated in the areas of quality, health, safety and environmental management and social responsibility. Bureau Veritas International Group's network covers more than 150, with 850 customer service and laboratories in different fields, and approximately 33,000 employees provide customer service in 300,000 different fields in the global market.

The headquarters has six departments, which are engaged in ship inspection (in this business, BV is also called French Classification Society), import and export commodity inspection, industrial product inspection, container inspection, engineering supervision, system certification, product certification, and aerospace inspection Wait. Subsidiaries include ACTS (American Testing Laboratory), LCIE (French National Electrical and Electronic Laboratory), ATL (Engineering Management Consulting), BIVAC (International Import and Export Commodity Inspection Bureau), CEP Industry (material testing, metallurgy and environmental analysis), CEP System (new technology risk assessment), TECNITS (investment analysis, project management), BIO-CONTRL, Unicon International & Neptunus (in-service container inspection), BVC (system certification). Bureau Veritas International Inspection Group is one of the most recognized institutions in the industry by governments and international organizations around the world. Bureau Veritas International Inspection Group is a world-renowned international inspection and certification group. Provide professional inspection, analysis, audit, product and facility (buildings, industrial sites, equipment, ships, etc.) certification and related mandatory or voluntary management system certification services. Participated in the formulation of ISO9000 and ISO14000 standards and a series of industry standards, and made great contributions to the development and promotion of standards. Ranked first in the 2000 American Quality Digest and the 2002 Japanese ISOS survey. Bureau Veritas’mission is to inspect, verify and certify clients’ property, projects, products or management systems through its own industry reference standards or external standards, and finally submit compliance reports or certificates. Bureau Veritas is committed to creating value for customers through risk management and performance optimization. The group provides a variety of solutions for the needs of small and medium-sized enterprises, large multinational groups or government agencies. Therefore, Bureau Veritas' services cover many markets, such as shipbuilding and construction engineering, industrial manufacturing, energy and chemicals, consumer goods, transportation and logistics, and service industries. The main business of the group can include the following examples: verification of different stages of the building construction process, laboratory testing of raw materials and consumer products, ship inspection or marine engineering construction planning review, control of the environmental impact of industrial facilities, product shipment Pre-inspection and product and management system certification, etc.

What is Phthalates test standard requirements?

Phthalates (phthalates) are a kind of widely used plasticizers, which modify or soften plastics. They are ubiquitous in plastics and paints. The focus is on PVC and paints.

Among them, 15 kinds of phthalate substances are considered hazardous substances and their use is restricted. Phthalates in PVC plastics, inks, coatings, wires, chemicals, toys, textiles and leather

The content of these substances must be carefully tested. These substances are most likely to contain phthalate substances, etc., especially DEHP and DINP, which account for 90% of the plasticizer.

It is likely to exceed the standard limit of phthalates. The latest new guidance standards for phthalates issued by the European Union.

This latest standard will replace the different mandatory standards for phthalate implemented by the current EU member states and replace the temporary measures previously implemented by the EU.

According to the requirements of the new EU standards, DEHP (dihexyl phthalate), DBP (dibutyl phthalate) and BBP (phenylbutyl phthalate) will be restricted to all children’s toys and clothing and

Used in PVC materials used in other items. The corresponding DINP (diisononyl phthalate), DIDP (diisodecyl phthalate) and DNOP (dioctyl phthalate) are also restricted to children’s toys and

For clothing and all items that may be put in the mouth, the content of the above 6 ingredients must not exceed 0.1%. The products involved not only include toys, clothing and care products for babies under 36 months old,

It also includes all items used by children of other ages that may be placed in the mouth.

In the United States, the requirements are as follows:

In all toys and childcare articles, the content of DEHP, DBP and BBP must not exceed 0.1%.

The content of DINP, DIDP and DNOP in all toys and childcare items that can be put in the mouth of children under three years old shall not exceed 0.1%.