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PFAS Application in Textile Services, PPE, Medical Devices, Textiles, and Machinery The ETSA Perspective 1 Table of Contents ETSA: A Key Player in Textile Services ............................................................................................. 3 A Historical Perspective on PFAS Regulation ................................................................................... 4 Protective Clothing and PPE: The Critical Role of PFAS ................................................................ 4 Specific PPE Products needing derogation......................................................................................... 6 Medical Devices and Hygiene: Safeguarding Health with PFAS ..................................................... 6 Reimpregnation of certain critical protective clothes and medical devices ..................................... 7 Ensuring Safety through Standards, certification and re-certification ........................................... 8 Challenges and Importance of PFAS in PPE and medical devices................................................... 9 The Environmental Impact of PFAS................................................................................................... 9 Market Surveillance and Enforcement ............................................................................................. 10 Information Challenges and Regulatory Landscape: Navigating Complex Supply Chains ........ 10 Distinguishing Consumer and Professional Use...............................................................................10 The Textile and Apparel Industry: A PFAS Beneficiary ................................................................ 11 Industrial Machinery and Applications: Enhancing Efficiency ..................................................... 11 Implications of Restrictions: Balancing Functionality and Sustainability (Effects on Society)...12 A Collaborative Path Forward: Shaping a Sustainable Future......................................................12 Annex I.................................................................................................................................................13 2 ETSA: A Key Player in Textile Services The European Textile Services Association (ETSA)i has deemed it an imperative to answer the following ECHA consultation on the REACH restriction, in the interest of not only its industry and members, but also in the interest of individual safety and concerns over the preservation of human life.

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Application number: E.2.10 (Transport) Application name: Auxiliary material (mold release) for manufacturing aircraft parts An exemption is requested for the following application of PFAS used in the aviation field.

Fluororesin Products for PFA lined ball valve, Insertion pipe, safety valve, pressure gauze, gasket, and etc. for use of transportation of chemical solution in semiconductor devise and liquid crystal factory.

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