Prohibited coatings on aluminium products
Eco Choice Aotearoa·clause 5.8.b·p.17
The requirement
The publisher’s words are shown on request, below the limits.
What the product must meet
- Exemptions
- In exceptional cases, metal surfaces may be treated with chromium or nickel where this is necessary on the grounds of heavy physical wear. Such chromium plating must not use chromium VI compounds.
The publisher’s words
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How it is proven
- Evidence required
- Conformance with these requirements shall be demonstrated by providing a written statement on compliance, signed by the Chief Executive Officer or other authorised representative of the applicant/licence holder company. The statement shall be supported by documentation that includes: • Completed Table A2 in Appendix A, identifying hazardous substances used in the finishing processes. • Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for each hazardous substance used. • Information about any chromium or nickel treatments used. The New Zealand Ecolabelling Trust October 2025 Aluminium building products EC-62-25
- Who checks it
- Independent body verifies — a certifier, auditor or verifier with no stake
How Klar Cite classifies it
Klar Cite’s reading of the clause, not the scheme’s own claim.
- What it asks
- Meet — a limit, condition or outcome the product must satisfy
- Standing
- Required — must be met for the credential
- Impact area
- Human Health — the CMF area the clause addresses
Cite this clause
Eco Choice Aotearoa · Aluminium Building Products · version EC-62-25 · clause 5.8.b · page 17 · build 2026-10-05-0439 · https://klarcite.com/r/31cf607f6c1b436a
Record details
Page 17, 5.8 Hazardous substances. Read in build 2026-10-05-0439, harvested 2026-10-05.
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