European Chemicals Agency (ECHA)
The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) plays a key role in the regulation and monitoring of chemical substances and products within the European Union (EU). In the field of surface technology, ECHA is particularly responsible for the regulation of chemicals used in coatings and surface treatments.
ECHA monitors and evaluates the safety and environmental compatibility of chemicals used in surface treatments. This includes the review of data on chemical substances and the assessment of potential risks to humans and the environment. On this basis, appropriate measures are taken to regulate and control chemicals to ensure that they can be used safely.
In addition, ECHA plays an important role in promoting innovation and best practice in the field of surface technology. By working with companies, research institutions and other organizations, it contributes to the development and implementation of solutions that are both effective and environmentally friendly.
Overall, the work of the European Chemicals Agency helps to ensure the safety, health and environmental compatibility of chemicals in surface technology by ensuring effective regulation and monitoring, while promoting the development of innovative solutions.
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