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Heguang ink passed the SGS mineral oil test, and the MOSH and MOAH values were far lower than international standards.
author: chameleon
2024-03-22

Recently, we have received encouraging news that Heguang's ink has successfully passed SGS's mineral oil testing, and the values of MOSH and MOAH are far below international standards (Arr ê t é du 13 avril 2022). Among companies selling ink of the same type, we are the leading ink manufacturer with this certificate.
Arrêté du 13 avril 2022 control requirements
| Substance | Restriction requirements | Effective time |
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MOAH
(1-7 aromatic rings)
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The mass concentration in the ink is not greater than 1% (10000ppm) | January 1, 2023 |
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MOAH
(3-7 aromatic rings)
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The mass concentration in the ink is not greater than 0.0001% (1ppm) | January 1, 2025 |
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MOSH
(C16-C35)
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The mass concentration in the ink is not greater than 0.1% (1000ppm) | January 1, 2025 |
For more regulations, please click on the link to inquire.wikipedia-MOSH&MOAH
If you want to obtain data about heguang related certificates, please contact us.
What are the dangers of too high levels of MOSH and MOAH?
Mineral oil is a complex hydrocarbon whose main components are MOSH and MOAH. It can enter food through environmental pollution, food additives, food packaging, etc. The non-governmental organization "Foodwatch" once conducted a survey and found that 1/8 of the 152 products tested contained MOAH, which has "worrying" effects on human health. Therefore, MOAH is therefore suspected of being carcinogenic and mutagenic. Among them, mineral oil in packaging and printing paper products poses the highest risk of exposure to the population. This is because mineral oil is a typical raw material for almost all types of inks. Therefore, many countries have begun to limit and monitor the mineral oil content in printing products. At present, countries that have clear requirements to control the mineral oil content of printed matter include Switzerland, Germany, France, etc., and more countries will join this ranks in the future.
Mineral oil is a complex hydrocarbon whose main components are MOSH and MOAH. It can enter food through environmental pollution, food additives, food packaging, etc. The non-governmental organization "Foodwatch" once conducted a survey and found that 1/8 of the 152 products tested contained MOAH, which has "worrying" effects on human health. Therefore, MOAH is therefore suspected of being carcinogenic and mutagenic. Among them, mineral oil in packaging and printing paper products poses the highest risk of exposure to the population. This is because mineral oil is a typical raw material for almost all types of inks. Therefore, many countries have begun to limit and monitor the mineral oil content in printing products. At present, countries that have clear requirements to control the mineral oil content of printed matter include Switzerland, Germany, France, etc., and more countries will join this ranks in the future.
Why does Heguang pay attention to environmental testing?
In the printing industry, the quality of ink directly affects the health of users and contacts. Inferior ink often contains high mineral oil content, which can cause harm to the environment and human body during use. Heguang hopes to become a manufacturer that can provide safe ink to society, rather than a company that only pursues economic benefits and ignores consumer health. Today, with increasing attention to environmental protection and health, the world has increasingly strict requirements on the mineral oil content of printed matter. If you continue to use inferior ink, not only will there be a health threat, but also the printed matter will fail to pass the test and cannot be sold, thus increase cost.
In the printing industry, the quality of ink directly affects the health of users and contacts. Inferior ink often contains high mineral oil content, which can cause harm to the environment and human body during use. Heguang hopes to become a manufacturer that can provide safe ink to society, rather than a company that only pursues economic benefits and ignores consumer health. Today, with increasing attention to environmental protection and health, the world has increasingly strict requirements on the mineral oil content of printed matter. If you continue to use inferior ink, not only will there be a health threat, but also the printed matter will fail to pass the test and cannot be sold, thus increase cost.
Choose Heguang ink and you will be free from worries. In the future, we will continue to maintain the stability of product quality and bring environmentally friendly, high-quality inks to consumers. We look forward to working with you to achieve a win-win situation.
About Heguang
Guangzhou Heguang Delicate Chemical Co., Ltd is headquartered in the strategic center area of eastern Guangdong, China. It is based on the forefront of the development of fine chemicals. It is an enterprise that relies on national laboratories and integrates research, industry and trade. Heguang Company has independent innovation and independent intellectual property rights, and its product quality has always maintained a leading level in the field of high-speed inkjet printers. We are committed to providing environmentally friendly, high-quality inks that do not clog the inkjet heads for the majority of inkjet printer users, as well as providing customers with one-stop solutions. We also have resource advantages in parts supply and technical support, making your business operations more convenient.
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