Hazardous waste
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Insulating glass units containing chlorinated paraffins

YES PLEASE

  • Insulating glass units containing chlorinated paraffins
  • Sealing adhesive containing chlorinated paraffins
  • Windows manufactured from 1975-1990 may contain chlorinated paraffins

NO THANKS

  • PCB-containing insulating glass units
  • Window panes containing phthalates
Classification

Waste code: 7158

Suggested EWC codes: 170903

Hazard class: Not subject to IMDG/ADR

Packing group: Not subject to IMDG/ADR

UN no.: Not subject to IMDG/ADR

Packaging and shipping

The waste must be stacked in a container or secured upright on a pallet with cross-nailed bracing.

Recycling and processing

The glass (free of chlorinated paraffins) is recycled as material. Wood with traces of chlorinated paraffins is used for energy recovery.

Requirements and criteria

Ensure that the glass panes are delivered intact to the waste recipient.

If a data sheet is available, it must be attached to the declaration.

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GLossary

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