ISO 16103:2005 pdf download.Packaging - Transport packaging for dangerous goods- Recycled plastics material.
5.2 Incoming Inspection
An Incoming inspection shall be carned out In order to ensure that the requirements of collection (listed in 5.1) have been met.
Different types of plastics materials shall not be mixed, Packagings produced from different manufactuflng processes (e.g. extrusion blow moulding, rotational
moulding, injection moulding) should not be mixed.
5.3 Packagings excluded
5.3.1 All packagings displaying the characteristics shown in 5.3.2 to 5.3.7, All packagings shall be segregated by their material code symbo&
5.3.2 Packagings having contained products viliich have affected the plastics material (e.g. certain highly oxidizing substances), making it unsuitable for reprocessing.
5.3.3 Packagings that have contained certain specific substances hazardous to health and safety andfor the
envirorwnent. listed In Division 6.1 Toxic substances. DivIs4on 6.2 Infectious substances and Class 7
Radioactive material of the Un#ed Nations Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods — Model
Regulations, and all substances with toxic secondary risks.
5.3.4 Packagings that are more than 10 years old.
5.3.5 Packagings that show signs of deterioration. eg. by the effect of UV radiation causing degradation.
5.3.6 Packagings produced from material that cannot be reprocessed (e.g. cross-linked polyethylene).
5.3.7 Packagings marked with the symbol ‘REC’.
An Incoming inspection shall be carned out In order to ensure that the requirements of collection (listed in 5.1) have been met.
Different types of plastics materials shall not be mixed, Packagings produced from different manufactuflng processes (e.g. extrusion blow moulding, rotational
moulding, injection moulding) should not be mixed.
5.3 Packagings excluded
5.3.1 All packagings displaying the characteristics shown in 5.3.2 to 5.3.7, All packagings shall be segregated by their material code symbo&
5.3.2 Packagings having contained products viliich have affected the plastics material (e.g. certain highly oxidizing substances), making it unsuitable for reprocessing.
5.3.3 Packagings that have contained certain specific substances hazardous to health and safety andfor the
envirorwnent. listed In Division 6.1 Toxic substances. DivIs4on 6.2 Infectious substances and Class 7
Radioactive material of the Un#ed Nations Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods — Model
Regulations, and all substances with toxic secondary risks.
5.3.4 Packagings that are more than 10 years old.
5.3.5 Packagings that show signs of deterioration. eg. by the effect of UV radiation causing degradation.
5.3.6 Packagings produced from material that cannot be reprocessed (e.g. cross-linked polyethylene).
5.3.7 Packagings marked with the symbol ‘REC’.
