Antimony limit in polyester fibres
Mandatory
Required: must be met for the credential.
Outside the product view
This clause sits outside the product view and is flagged for review: it is not a product requirement, so lists and comparisons of product requirements leave it out.
Klar Cite summary
This clause concerns antimony content in polyester fibres. Evidence the scheme asks for: written statement on compliance signed by CEO or authorised representative. An independent assessor checks it. This concerns human health.
Eco Choice Aotearoa·clause 5.2.9 (a)·p.16
Human Health
This credential is recognised by Australian Government Environmentally Sustainable Procurement Policy, Homestar recognised eco-labels and IAQ schemes, Infrastructure Sustainability (IS) Rating Scheme, Living Building Challenge 4.1, Green Star Homes and Green Building Council of Australia — Green Star Responsible Products.
- Limit
- ≤ 260 ppm
Original wording
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Details
What the product must meet
Limits held for this clause
| Parameter / context | Operator | Limit | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| mass concentration | ≤ | 260 | ppm |
Compare this limit across schemes
The limit was held in the document’s own criteria field.
How it is proven
- Evidence required
- written statement on compliance signed by CEO or authorised representative; declaration of non-use of antimony or test report using direct determination by Atomic Adsorption Spectrometry
- Who checks it
- Independent body verifies — a certifier, auditor or verifier with no stake
Klar Cite’s reading
Klar Cite’s reading of the clause, not the scheme’s own claim.
- Type of requirement
- Meet a limit or condition — e.g. a maximum emission or a minimum recycled content
- Standing
- Required — must be met for the credential
- Topic
- Human Health — the topic the clause addresses, grouped by the Common Materials Framework (CMF)
Cite this clause
Eco Choice Aotearoa · Textiles, Skins and Leather · version EC-31-12 · clause 5.2.9 (a) · page 16 · build 2026-10-27-1239 · https://klarcite.com/r/769036f145ab5b3f
Record details
Page 16, 5.2.9 Polyester. Read in build 2026-10-27-1239, harvested 2026-10-27.
uid 769036f145ab5b3f · document 6bd6cad0e3a9d268 · fidelity verbatim · published 2012-01