Polybrominated Diphenylethers are another class of materials that are a no-no. I think Polybrominated ANYTHING is suspect, but as Hans says, the OJ will have the answers.
regards, [email protected] ---------- From: HANS_MELLBERG To: Judd_Stewart; owner-emc-pstc Cc: emc-pstc Subject: Re: Hazardous materials List-Post: [email protected] Date: Monday, March 24, 1997 11:21AM Those materials, commonly known as polybrominated or polychlorinated dibenzofurenes, were listed in the hazardous materials directive in a subsequent OJ release from the original date. I have somewhere a copy of it but since my move, I have not seen it lately. I will try and get the directive number and OJ number and date so you can look it up. Best Regards, Hans Mellberg ______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ Subject: Re: Hazardous materials Author: Non-HP-owner-emc-pstc ([email protected]) at hp-boise,shargw2 List-Post: [email protected] Date: 3/21/97 7:08 AM I've asked our England office about a German requirement for the restriction of certain compounds that are typically used as a flame retardant in plastic's. I was returned a couple of pages in German, can't seem to find anyone around here that can translate it. Does anyone know where I may be able to get a English version of this regulation? Thanks in advance Judd Stewart Litton 619.552.5581
