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HARDICK BV For the attentionof Mr. Nieland `Thermen 5
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REPORT BI3/R7451/0002
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Re: Migration testsoffoil TEM.
Report date : 03.10.13
Dateofreceipt : 27.08.13
SAMPLE DESCRIPTION:
LOVAP ref,
Your ref,
13L.G14052
foil: TPM
"The product may, according to the supplier, be exposed to a maximum temperatureof 230C.
RESEARCH:
"The tests were carried out according:
~ Regulation 10/2011 on plastic materials and articles intended to come into contact with
food
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1) Analysisofthe physical changes at a temperature of 230C
The product was heated at 230C durin2g hours. There was no loss in weight ascertained
and no physical changes were identified.
2) Determinationofthe global migration limit "The global migration of components towards the simulators was determined in the following testing circumstances:
global migration (mg/d rr rT
distilled water
100C
100C
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CONCLUSION:
"The global migrationof the elements of the foil towards the simulators is lower than the
`maximum limit (
appropriate to be
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exposed to
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normal and
to be exposedto food.
higher temperftures (m
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