Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

  CALIBRE* 200 Series resins, when used unmodified for the manufacture of food contact articles, will comply with the U.S. Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, as amended, under Food Additive Regulation 21 CFR 177.1580.

  These resins include only such adjuvants and minor modifiers that are (1) permitted by 177.1580, (2) permitted by other applicable FDA regulations, (3) generally recognized as safe, (4) used in accordance with a prior sanction or approval, or (5) have been shown by extraction and analytical testing not to be food additives. These resins meet the extractive limitation specified in 177.1580. The uses cited above are subject to good manufacturing practices and any limitations that are part of the regulations. These regulations should be consulted for complete details.

Underwriters Laboratories (UL)

  Underwriters Laboratories investigate products and components of products to identify certain hazards affecting life and property. The investigation of plastic materials is done by conducting standardized tests categorizing the plastic material's physical, electrical and flammability properties. Many CALIBRE resins are listed in the UL Recognized Component Directory and on "yellow card" that are available in request.

Canadian Standards Association (CSA)

  CSA also tests products and components according to standards to help ascertain their suitability for use in given applications. Many CALIBRE resins are listed with CSA in their Plastics Components Acceptance Directory.

 



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