Exemptions from these restrictions have been granted for certain applications in the defence sector. If such exemptions exist, they are specified in the far right-hand column of the table. Note that this is not an exhaustive compilation, the table is intended as a guidance and includes examples of substances relevant for the defence sector. Classifications given in the table are harmonised within the EU and are given in Annex VI in CLP. In cases where the substance has no harmonised classification the most commonly reported classifications in the ECHA C&L inventory database are specified. Note that the complete classification of the substances is usually not specified, but only the classification declaring why the substance is restricted in relation to the criteria given in section 2.
Exemptions from these restrictions have been granted for certain applications in the defence sector. If such exemptions exist, they are specified in the far right-hand column of the table. Note that this is not an exhaustive compilation, the table is intended as a guidance and includes examples of substances relevant for the defence sector. Classifications given in the table are harmonised within the EU and are given in Annex VI in CLP. In cases where the substance has no harmonised classification the most commonly reported classifications in the ECHA C&L inventory database are specified. Note that the complete classification of the substances is usually not specified, but only the classification declaring why the substance is restricted in relation to the criteria given in section 2.
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