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Climate Impact & Sustainability Data (2018, 2019)

HP 3D HR PA12 GB does not contain intentionally added carcinogens, mutagens, or reproductive toxins (CMRs); California Proposition 65 listed chemicals at concentrations requiring labeling; Substances identified as endocrine disruptors; Substances considered very toxic or toxic; Substances classified as respiratory sensitizers; Substances identified as “very high concern” (SVHC) according to EU REACH criteria; and Substances identified as “very persistent and/or very bioaccumulative” (vPvB) according to EU REACH criteria.
80% of the weight of the used empty container is recyclable cardboard.

HP 3D HR PA12 GB is considered non-hazardous according to the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS).

Information provided to assist customers in determining appropriate disposal methods.

Frameworks Used: GHS, EU REACH, RoHS, California Proposition 65

HP 3D HR PP enabled by BASF powder is supplied in containers of which approximately 80% of the weight of the used empty container is a recyclable cardboard.
Fine dust emissions are negligible and well below mandatory and voluntary environmental requirements.

HP 3D HR PP enabled by BASF is considered non-hazardous according to GHS, US HazCom 2012, and other country-specific GHS regulations.
HP 3D600/3D700/3D710 Fusing and Detailing Agents and HP 3D HR PP enabled by BASF have met the requirements of the US Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) and ISO 10993 guidance for Intact Skin Surface Devices.

HP 3D HR PP enabled by BASF is designed to meet worldwide regulatory requirements.

Presence of 2-pyrrolidone (a Category 1B reproductive toxin) and 2-Methyl-2H-isothiazol-3-one (MIT, a Category 1 skin sensitizer) in HP 3D600/3D700/3D710 Fusing and Detailing Agents.

HP conducted internal testing to determine the levels of these substances in printed parts. Customers are responsible for determining safe use and compliance with regulations.