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Webinar: PTFE in bike chain lubricating oils
December 3 2020 the webinar PTFE in bike chain lubricating oils – essential use or future ban? was arranged by the Swedish Centre for Chemical Substitution and the project POPFREE at RISE. The aim of the webinar was to gather the supply chain, raise the level of knowledge about PTFE and PFAS chemicals and inspire to substitution of these chemicals in lubrication oils. See the webinar and download the presentations here.
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Does your company want guidance on substitution? Contact us: substitutionscentrum@ri.se
Does your company want help with phasing out PFAS? Read more and contact the POPFREE project here
See the webinar PTFE in bike chain lubricating oils – essential use or future ban?
Below you can see all parts of the webinar and download the presentations in PDF format.
1. Introduction
Lisa Skedung, RISE, welcomes to this webinar named PTFE in bike chain lubricating oils – essential use or future ban?
2. PFAS, their concerns and PFAS-free alternatives
Tonie Wickman and Lisa Skedung at RISE tell about RISE, the Swedish Centre for Chemical Substitution, the POPFREE project and about PFAS, their concerns and PFAS-free alternatives.
3. PTFE from a life cycle perspective and essential uses
Ian T. Cousins, Stockholm University, tells us about PTFE from a life cycle perspective.
4. PFAS-regulations today and tomorrow
Jenny Ivarsson from the Swedish Chemicals Agency talks about regulations regarding PFAS.
5. PFAS – Changing Forever to Never
Jonatan Kleimark, ChemSec, talks about PFAS, PFAS-free alternatives and how to find them with ChemSec tools: SIN List and Marketplace.
6. How to work with substitution
Tonie Wickman, the Swedish Centre of Chemical Substitution at RISE tells us about how to work with informed substitution of PTFE and PFAS.
7. Main messages of the webinar
Lisa Skedung, RISE, concludes the webinar and summarizes today's most important messages.
Word cloud: What do you "take home"?
The last question for the participants in the webinar was "What do you take home from today´s webinar?"
