China-The components of the paint produced are not listed in the catalog of hazardous chemicals, with a flash point of 56°C, which is above 35°C but does not exceed 60°C. Tests show that the paint does not sustain combustion at 60.5°C and 75°C. Is it necessary to obtain a hazardous chemical production license? | Q&As

It is recommended to engage a professional organization to determine whether the substance qualifies as a hazardous chemical. If it is classified as a hazardous chemical, in accordance with Article 17 of the "Measures for the Administration of Identification and Classification of Physical Hazards of Chemicals," it is necessary to register the hazardous chemical and strengthen safety management in line with the relevant laws, regulations, and standards for hazardous chemicals. Thank you for your attention to the safety production of hazardous chemicals.

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