This glossary is intended for FEICA Members to enhance the common understanding of acronyms and abbreviations used at FEICA meetings.
Press Release: Greek adhesives and sealants producers form industry association
FEICA, the Association of the European Adhesive & Sealant Industry, and the Hellenic Association of Chemical Industries (HACI), provide support for a nascent organisation.
Publication ref.: FPR-EX-L01-001
Polyurethane one-component foam (OCF) and spray foam can (SFC) technologies
FEICA has developed a position paper to explain the differences between two entirely different technologies on the market that may look alike because of the identical packaging. These technologies are the Polyurethane one-component foams (OCF) and spray foam cans (SFC), both containing > 0.1% by weight methylene diphenyl diisocyanate (MDI).
To better understand the two technologies, please download this FEICA position paper. The paper has been co-signed by ISOPA.
Publication ref.: POP-EX-K11-063
Defining a system for the notification of polymers (FRENCH, in cooperation with AFICAM)
This is the French translation of the original English leaflet which can be consulted here.
The European Commission is working to extend registration requirements for polymers, currently exempted from registration under EU REACH. The Commission is considering requesting industry to notify of certain polymers’ information.
This FEICA leaflet explains why the notification of polymers should be limited to a concise dataset and analytical or test data should not be required at the notification stage.
Publication ref.: FR_FMI-EX-K10-052
Defining a system for the notification of polymers (DUTCH, in cooperation with VLK)
This is the Dutch translation of the original English leaflet which can be consulted here.
The European Commission is working to extend registration requirements for polymers, currently exempted from registration under EU REACH. The Commission is considering requesting industry to notify of certain polymers’ information.
This FEICA leaflet explains why the notification of polymers should be limited to a concise dataset and analytical or test data should not be required at the notification stage.
Publication ref.: NL_FMI-EX-K10-052
Defining a system for the notification of polymers (SPANISH, in cooperation with ASEFCA)
This is the Spanish translation of the original English leaflet which can be consulted here.
The European Commission is working to extend registration requirements for polymers, currently exempted from registration under EU REACH. The Commission is considering requesting industry to notify of certain polymers’ information.
This FEICA leaflet explains why the notification of polymers should be limited to a concise dataset and analytical or test data should not be required at the notification stage.
Publication ref.: ES_FMI-EX-K10-052
Defining a system for the notification of polymers (PORTUGUESE, in cooperation with APCAS)
This is the Portuguese translation of the original English leaflet which can be consulted here.
The European Commission is working to extend registration requirements for polymers, currently exempted from registration under EU REACH. The Commission is considering requesting industry to notify of certain polymers’ information.
This FEICA leaflet explains why the notification of polymers should be limited to a concise dataset and analytical or test data should not be required at the notification stage.
Publication ref.: PT_FMI-EX-K10-052
Defining a system for the notification of polymers (ITALIAN, in cooperation with AVISA)
This is the Italian translation of the original English leaflet which can be consulted here.
The European Commission is working to extend registration requirements for polymers, currently exempted from registration under EU REACH. The Commission is considering requesting industry to notify of certain polymers’ information.
This FEICA leaflet explains why the notification of polymers should be limited to a concise dataset and analytical or test data should not be required at the notification stage.
Publication ref.: IT_FMI-EX-K10-052
Defining a system for the notification of polymers (GERMAN, in cooperation with IVK and DB)
This is the German translation of the original English leaflet which can be consulted here.
The European Commission is working to extend registration requirements for polymers, currently exempted from registration under EU REACH. The Commission is considering requesting industry to notify of certain polymers’ information.
This FEICA leaflet explains why the notification of polymers should be limited to a concise dataset and analytical or test data should not be required at the notification stage.
Publication ref.: DE_FMI-EX-K10-052
Updated FEICA Briefing paper on CURRENTA Test Method
FEICA Briefing paper on the validated Test Method for the accurate measuring of very low contents (0.01% - 0.15%) of free monomeric isocyanates in mixtures.
FEICA member companies benefit from a discount under the FEICA license.
This paper includes updated pricing and contact information.
Publication ref.: RAM-IN-K12-055