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Application Number: E.2.9 (medical devices) Fluororesin used: PTFE (CAS No. 9002-84-0) Product Overview: endoscope cable Fluororesin is used in cables for medical devices and cables of endoscope.

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3rd submission - Comment on Proposed Restriction of PFAS Conference of Fluoro-Chemical Product Japan (FCJ) (Regarding the requirement to provide information in paragraph 7) In paragraph 7 of the proposed restriction, the information requirement for derogated applications in paragraph 5 and 6 states that article manufacturers and importers need to provide information related to the identification of substances placed on the market.

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Classification: General Business Use SHPP's Inputs to the Public Consultation Comments to Annex XV PFAS Restriction Proposal Question number 6: Missing uses: PTFE Used as an Anti-Drip Additive in Flame Retardant Polycarbonate Resins and Blends for Electrical Applications Executive Summary SABIC's Specialties business (SHPP) produces a range of highly differentiated products, including high-performance thermoplastics, compounds, and additives that meet complex thermal, mechanical, optical, and electrical property requirements.

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PFAS regulation and its potential impact on the machine tool industry Sealing types and materials in machine tools Applications and Consequences Power cable and control cable Public consultation: Fluoropolymers such as PTFE and FKM generally have long chain "large molecules" organised recycling at the end of life, closed loop, abrasion does not enter the environment ...

Blowing agent emissions from SPF products manufacturing /spraying use phase (0,75%/year) - source: IPPC over 20 y over 25 y over 30 y over 40 y over 50 y 10% 0.860 0.828 0.798 0.740 0.686 EoL of the building/ dismantling-demolition 1.50% remaining F Gas in the waste foam before recycling / landfilling / incineration (which would also involve more emissions from shredding) 75.92% 60.27% use phase 1% - source: F Gas Reg Recast EoL of the building/dismantling-demolition 10% 1% 1.5% 87.50% remaining F Gas in the waste foam before recycling / landfilling / incineration (which would also involve more emissions from shredding) 20y and 10% loss during spraying Emissions during EoL pathway of the waste foam: the % of BAs getting off when the SPF is taken off from the building seems to be at 1% if dices and large pieces are ending up in the waste collection bin 50y and 10% loss during spraying dismantling-demolition 50y and 10% loss during spraying 0in%lafnrodmfilliinncginsietreastieomni(ssFioGnassaarreeeditehsetrrocyaepdtuinremdubnyicaipwaal sstoeligdaws arestceovinecriynerators) system or then transformed in presence of other chemicals/gas to non GHG subtances

Attachment 4 Need a huge time to phase-out PFAS used for printers EVEN IF the substitute material of PFAS is available in the future The substitute materials instead of PFAS to fulfil for many of necessary functions required in printing process is not available yet.