What is the reason for being asked in detail about the components of paint? November's Chemical Substances Control Law.
Starting from November 22, regulations for long-chain PFCA and others will be added under the Chemical Substances Control Law. This explains how to confirm the substances contained in paints when asked by customers.
The client has asked if the paint contains PFAS. Are you unsure about what to investigate and how to respond? 【What is happening now】 In May 2026, a government ordinance will be promulgated, adding long-chain PFCA and related substances to the list of Class I specified chemical substances under the Chemical Substances Control Law starting November 22. PFOS, PFOA, and PFHxS are already prohibited from being manufactured or imported in principle. 【Things to confirm first】 □ Does the paint you are using contain fluorinated components? □ Do you have the SDS or proof of content from the paint manufacturer on hand? □ Which substances is the client inquiring about? 【Measures you can take starting today】 1. Update the SDS for each paint to the latest version. 2. For any unclear points, confirm in writing with the paint manufacturer whether the substances are present. 【Free materials】 We have compiled the standards for quality control and record-keeping in painting in the related catalog "Eiwa Kogei_Paint Quality Control Guidelines_Process Management Standards." You can download it for free from this page.
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Theme: Amendment of the Chemical Substances Control Law Enforcement Order (announced in May 2026, effective November 22, adding long-chain PFCA and related substances as Type 1 specified chemical substances). Confirmation items: SDS, content certification, target substances.
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Quality assurance and sales representatives in the manufacturing industry that deliver painted products. Responding to substance content investigations from clients and managing the SDS of paints.
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