NORMA GALIA Renault Packaging Spec PDF

RENAULT 2001 Source : PEGI Renault Page : 1 / 45
Parts and accessories packaging

EB73.03.160 /D
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Standard
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Status Binding

Important Note : This document has been translated from the French version. In the event of any dispute, only
the French version is referred to as the reference text and is binding on the parties

Purpose Define the specifications relative to the packaging of parts and accessories of the
Renault group.
This Specification applies to :
Renault spare parts, including standard exchange parts
Renault boutique parts, products and equipment
Renault and Renault boutique accessories , MOTRIO parts
IXELL products and equipment
All other ranges of products distributed by DAV intended for RENAULT
spare and accessories stores worldwide.
This standard does not apply:
Direct flow products
ON-ROAD products

Scope Renault group

Issuer 01382 : Parts and Accessories Logistics Division

Confidentiality Non-confidential

Approved by Function Signature Date of application
EB73.03.160 /A

D. MAINGUY 01382 Parts and Accessories
Manager
01/2012

EB73.03.160 /A

Version history
Version Update Subject of the main modifications Author
A 12/2001 Creation. Th. WEKSTEEN
B 04/2007 The standard NF H50-009 is cancelled and replaced by EN
13698-1
C.GARAT
C 01/2012 Update J. NAGAWA
D 05/2013 Update J. NAGAWA

Replaces EB73.03.160 /B du 06/2007

Available from Internal Renault, via Intranet :
https://collaboration2.renault.com/eRoom/FAC_KORP1_38/Packaging-
PartsandAccessories
External Renault, via Internet : portal supplier logistics

Documents quoted Regulations : Dcret n 98/638, Directive n 94/62/CE, Directive n 96/59/CE,
Directive n 97/129/CE.
International : ISO 14021, ISO 14021 , ISO 7000, ISO 780.
European : EN 13698-1.
French : NF Q 12-008, NF Q 12-009.
CNOMO :
Renault : EB73.08.100.
Other in-house doc. :
Other external doc. : DIN 6120-1, DIN 6120-2, GALIA EMB.1, GALIA ETI 1, GALIA ETI
9, GALIA ETI.1.

Codification ICS : 55.040 ; 55.180.10 ; 55.180.20 ; 55.020

Class E73

Key words Package, packaging

Language English

(1) Assisted in authoring the document

Parts and Accessories Department

EB73.03.160 /A

Contents
Page
1 General specifications .............................................................................................................. 5
1.1 Glossary ........................................................................................................................................................ 5
1.2 Purpose of the document ................................................................................... Erreur ! Signet non dfini.
1.3 Packaging validation process between the Supplier and Renault ................................................................ 5
2 Packaging engineering ............................................................................................................. 6
2.1 Products groups recommendations .............................................................................................................. 6
2.2 Selection of a packaging ............................................................................................................................... 6
2.3 Packaging level or ESN (Negociated Standards) ......................................................................................... 8
2.4 General packaging engineering .................................................................................................................. 10
3 The main packaging product groups .................................................................................... 15
3.1 Plastic bags and film ................................................................................................................................... 15
3.2 Cardboard boxes and containers ................................................................................................................ 17
4 Transport and handling packaging (level 4) ......................................................................... 17
4.1 Standard Renault re-usable packaging ....................................................................................................... 17
4.2 Pallets .......................................................................................................................................................... 19
4.3 Box-pallets ................................................................................................................................................... 25
5 Environmental specifications ................................................................................................ 26
5.1 General ........................................................................................................................................................ 26
5.2 Specific rules ............................................................................................................................................... 26
6 Useful addresses .................................................................................................................... 30
7 List of documents quoted ...................................................................................................... 30
Appendix 1 : Dimensions of non reusable packaging (Galia standard) ........................................... 31
Appendix 2 : Palletization of non reusable packaging in GALIA standardized cardboards ........... 34
Appendix 3 : Invoicing packaging sorting and touch-ups ................................................................. 33
Appendix 4 : Derogation ...................................................................................................................... 34
Appendix 5 : Packaging proposal sheet ......................................................... Erreur ! Signet non dfini.
Appendix 6 : How to fill-in the packaging proposal sheet ................................................................. 36
Appendix 7 : List of available product group recommendations ...................................................... 39
Appendix 8 : GALIA label specimen ................................................................................................... 40
Appendix 9 : VCI Anti-corrosion protection label specimen ............................................................ 41
Appendix 10 : Numbering and abbreviation system ......................................................................... 42
Appendix 10 : Compatibility of plastics ............................................................................................. 43
Appendix 12 : Mix packing list specimen .......................................................................................... 33

EB73.03.160 /A Annexe 11 normative


1 General specifications
1.1 Glossary
DAV : Parts and Accessories Division
DLPA : Parts and Accessories Logistics Division
DIL : Logistics Engineering Division
RNPO : Renault Nissan Purchasing Organization

1.2 Purpose of the document
The described standards define the technical packaging rules for RENAULT parts and accessories that
all RENAULT suppliers agree to comply.
Provider defines as soon as possible, with this document and the applicable recommendations family, the
appropriate packaging to its product, with constant seeking of optimization of the overall logistics cost.
Then, the supplier fills in the packaging proposal sheet as explained in paragraph 2.3 and send back to its
logistic contact person.
No deliveries of parts and accessories can be done until the technical validation of the packaging
proposal sheet by DIL and the economical validation by RNPO is made.

The supplier commits to inform DIL Packaging department and also P&A Purchase Department (through
a new packaging proposal) in case of economic or legislative evolution or technical innovation that may
lead him to modify all or part of its packaging.

All deliveries must match with :
- Purchase general conditions
- Applicable quality process
- The validated packaging proposal sheet
In case of packaging issues (cardboard boxes supply, partial deliveries) DIL Packaging Department
may edit derogations. This is a temporary document that can apply only to levels 3 and 4 of the
packaging (Appendix 4). For any issue impacting levels 1 and 2, supplier has to get in touch with Renault
procurement team so as to obtain a delivery authorization.

Detail of invoicing relating to packaging noncompliance with this document is given in Appendix 3.
Any derogation to the specifications noted in this document must be subject to a formal agreement that
can only be delivered only by DIL P&A.

1.3 Packaging validation process between the Supplier and Renault
For each new product, a duly documented packaging proposal sheet must be submitted to DIL packaging
department for approval.

A specimen of packaging proposal sheet is given in Appendix 5
Recommendations how to fill in the proposal sheet are described in Appendix 6

Furthermore, all additional documents enabling approval are recommended : palletization plan,
pictures, packaging process, ....

2 Packaging engineering
2.1 Products groups recommendations
In addition to this standard, some recommendations define the packaging to be used for certain products
groups.
List of available product group recommendations : see Appendix 7

VENDOR
SEND
DOCUMENTED PACKAGING PROPOSAL
PACKAGING TECHNICIAN
TECHNICAL APPROVAL
NO YE
S
PURCHASING LOAD
FINANCIAL APPROVAL
NO YE
S
SUPPLIER
SEND
DOCUMENTED PACKAGING PROPOSAL
PACKAGING COORDINATOR
TECHNICAL APPROVAL
NO YE
S
PURCHASE
CONTACT
FINANCIAL APPROVAL
NO YE
S

2.2 Selection of a packaging

Are there recommendations for the product group?
YE
S
Use the
recommended packaging
N
O
Are you delivering a similar product with packaging
approved by Renault?
Apply the same
packaging
Do the product characteristics correspond to the
Descriptions in the tables
below?
N
O
YE
S
N
O
Send the packaging
proposal to the
relevant packaging technician
YE
S
Contact the
relevant packaging technician
Are there recommendations for the product group?
YE
S
Use the
recommended packaging
N
O
Are you delivering a similar product with packaging
approved by Renault?
Apply the same
packaging
Do the product characteristics correspond to the
descriptions in the tables
below?
N
O
YE
S
N
O
Send the packaging
proposal to the
relevant packaging coordinator
YE
S
Contact the
relevant packaging
coordinator


2.3 Packaging level or ESN (Negociated Standards)
Packaging consists of a maximum of 5 levels.
Type of product and function
of the
packaging
Example of
product
Packaging
to be
used
Product that is not fragile and is not
appearance sensitive. Identification
Appearance sensitive product and small parts.
Protection against grease, scratches and dust .
Product that needs to be packed flat
Fragile product.
Must be protected against impacts and damage
Metal wheel, tank
Hub cap, lining
Seal
Radiator, transmission, starter, lip seal
Plastic bag
Cardboard board
under retractable film
Cardbox
box
LEVEL 1 PACKAGING
Type of product and function
of the
packaging
Example of
product
Packaging
to be
used
Product that is not fragile or not
appearance sensitive. Identification
Appearance sensitive product and small parts.
Protection against grease, scratches and dust .
Product that needs to be packed flat
Fragile product.
Must be protected against impacts and damage
Exhaust system, tank
Hub cap, lining
Seal
Radiator, transmission, starter,
lip seal
Label only
(stuck flat)
Plastic bag, trays
Cardboard board
under retractable film
Cardboard box
LEVEL 1 PACKAGING
Conditions respecter
LEVEL 3 PACKAGING
Product with Level 1 or 2 packaging that is non - resistant to vertical compression
or which does not ensure good pallet stability
Corrugated cardboard
box Priority should be given
to Galia standard
On Renault s specific request
CONDITIONNEMENT NIVEAU
2
LEVEL 2 PACKAGING 2
Product with Level 1 or 2 packaging that is non -
or is load bearing
No level 3 packaging
in general
LEVEL 4 PACKAGING
Heavy product
With Renault s approval
With Renault
Product the dimensions of which adapt to standard dimensions:
Standard pallet
R
e
- usable packaging
or
box
- pallet
No
n
- standard pallet
packaging to use

LEVEL 3 PACKAGING
Product with Level 1 or 2 packaging that does not resist to vertical compression or that
does not allow a good stability on the pallet Product whose storage quantity is limited to
1 week of sales for high turnover reference or 1 month for the other references
-
Corrugated cardboard
box Priority should be given
to Galia standard
On Renault specific request
CONDITIONNEMENT NIVEAU
2
Conditions to be complied with
LEVEL 2 PACKAGING
Product with Level 1 or 2 packaging that does resist to vertical compression
- No level 3 packaging
in general
LEVEL 4 PACKAGING
Heavy product
With Renault approval

With Renault approval
Product whose dimensions match with standard dimensions
(1,200 x 1,000; 800 x 600 and 1,200 x 800)

Standard pallet
R
e
- usable packaging
or
box
- pallet
No
n
- standard pallet
Packaging to use

Each level is defined by a type of packaging, identification, a quantity and a graphic.

Level 1 unit or sales unit (SU)
This is the primary packaging in which the product is sold to the final customer.
It can be :
- A unit packaging : a plastic bag for a hose
- A grouping packaging for several parts : a sachet with 50 screws
- A grouping packaging with different parts inside : a cardboard box with a Timing Belt Kit consisting of
a tension roller, a guide roller and a belt.

Level 2 unit or product grouping unit
This is a homogenous grouping of N Level 1 units.
This level relates solely to a specific Renault request and so may not be needed.
This is the smallest grouping unit.

Level 3 unit or overpack unit
An overpack contains identical products and is mainly used by vendors or customers for in-house
handling.
It consists either of a grouping of several Level 2 units, or a grouping of several Level 1 units in case
there is no Level 2.
Its weight may not exceed 15 kg.
This level may not be needed.

The use of ODETTE containers is not permitted for parts and accessories.
However, their implementation can be considered for certain flows for which the solution Odette
containers is more economical.

PL level unit or Pallet Layer
When the part allows it, the PL level consists of one or several units of the lower level unit.
These lower level units will form one or several layers on a wooden pallet or a grouping container.
This level is used in order to reduce the restocking quantity while keeping the possibility to stack the
goods.

Level 4 unit or handling unit
It is the highest grouping level.
This packaging is used for transport and handling between the vendor and the customer.
It must be graspable by a forklift, by the way the use of a pallet to bear the load is compulsory.
Level 4 units generally contain several lower packaging units.
In some cases (generally for large parts such as a body, engine, etc.), Level 1 and Level 4 are the same.



Packaging levels
1
SU
level 1
N SU
level 2
Multiple of
levels 1 or 2
level 3
level 4
Packaging levels
1
SU
level 1
N SU
level 2
Multiple of
levels 1 or 2
level 3
level 4
Level 2
Level 1
Level 3
1
SU
N
SU
PL Level

2.4 General packaging engineering

2.4.1 Product protection
Its the main function of the packaging and therefore it must ensure the product is adequately
protected from the time it is packaged at the vendor's to its use by the final customer. Thus, the
packaging must be designed to conserve all of the initial qualities of the product in their entirety
throughout the supply chain, i.e. transport, storage and handling and even for return flow to
DLPA.

2.4.2 Placing
The product shall be placed in its packaging (unit box or palletized load) in compliance with the following
rules :
Optimum packaging fill : no empty space more than 20% of the part volume and unit box
dimensions must be as close as possible to those of the part. Galia cardboard boxes (or
supplier standard cardboard boxes) will preferably be used before any upgrading
Easy placing and extraction of the product, without any risk of damage or any risk to the
operators.

2.4.3 Maximum authorized weight
Level 1 :
Over 15 kg, packaging must be designed to allow direct handling by a forklift.

Level 2 and 3 :
15 kg for packaging whose no dimension exceeds 1m.
10 kg for packaging whose at least one of its dimensions exceeds 1m.

Level 4 :
Pallets and box-pallets : 500 kg.
Renault reusable packaging : 600 kg.
Specific packaging for some product groups : more than 600 kg (see with Packaging
Coordinator)



2.4.4 Ergonomics and security
The packaging must be designed so as to avoid any risk for security or health for people that will have to
handle it.
Therefore, ergonomic constraints will be taken into account while designing the packaging such as
handles or straps that allow an easier handling of heavy or large products.
Any packaging that will show a risk for operators will be refused.
Staples and metallic straps and are prohibited.

2.4.5 Quantity per level and coherence with delivery requests
For Level 3, PL Level and level 4, parts quantity must match with 1 week sales for references with high
turnover and 1 month sales for the other references.
The delivery requests sent by the stock management department are multiples of level 1, 3, PL or 4.
The palletized load or the handling unit generally consists of only one reference of product.
It is possible to mix and proceed to a grouping if the ordered quantities for several references consist of
several grouping of level 3 or several references of level 1.
Each grouping unit is clearly identified by a Galia label (part number and quantity).
A label with marking MIXTE is placed on the pallet and also a packing list with all the references (see
Appendix 12).
Cardboard boxes grouping the same references are placed together on the pallet.

2.4.6 Interior outfitting of packaging
For some fragile, abrasive, specific products... internal blocking can be implemented to preserve the
quality of the product and the packaging and to ensure their protection, especially when moving them.
In all cases, these devices must get the packaging coordinators approval or must be made accordingly
with the recommendations described in this standard or in the product groups' specifications.


2.4.7 Closing
The closure system must contribute to the overall solidity of the packaging.
It must prevent any whatsoever opening during handling of the packaging.
Under no circumstances the reference label can be used as a closing device

For particularly heavy or fragile products, the use of plastic straps, whose characteristics are described in
Section 5, Environmental specifications, is recommended.
In this case, cardboard or plastic corners may be placed at the angles between the straps and the
packaging as protection.
In the case that box with flaps (called American box) is used, flaps must be closed by gluing or adhesive
tape.

In the case of use of corrugated cardboard box, the packaging is preferably closed by a cap cover
(maintaining of the lid with adhesive tape or snap) and plastic strapping.


2.4.8 Graphic markings relative to handling (c.f. Standard NF EN ISO 780)
All marking must be written in English and French languages

FRAGILE

Symbol reference : ISO 7000, No. 0621.

Meaning : The content of the packaging is fragile
and as a result must be handled with care.

Location : must be placed near the top right hand corner of
the four vertical sides of the packaging.

TOP

Symbol reference : ISO 7000, No. 0623.

Meaning : indicates the correct vertical position
of the dispatch packaging.

Location : must appear in the same location as
the fragile sign. When both symbols are required,
the top symbol must always be the closest to the corner.


2.4.9 Labeling

Each level of packaging must be labeled:

Level 1 and 2 must be labeled with the RENAULT GROUP secured label
Level 3 and 4 must be labeled using a GALIA label. A Renault label may not be stuck on a
Level 3 or 4 packaging under any circumstances.
Labels must always be placed on the top left hand corner, whatever the packaging is,
and on the smallest side for the boxes.

A) Renault labels
Content of the information area :
Each Level 1 packaging must be marked SU 1 meaning a sales unit. For Level 2 packaging,
the number of sales units in the package must be indicated (N SU).
RENAULT 10-digit part number : This number must be clearly legible. This is why it is formally
prohibited to use a stamp to print it.
made in : this indicates in English the country of origin of the packed product. Made in CE
is not authorized for products manufactured in one of the European Union countries.

Any new supplier has to use the RENAULT GROUP secured label for its products.

Refer to RENAULT GROUP secured label specifications EB73.08.100 in order to get all standards.
Packaging dimensions must allow that labels are stuck flat.
There are 2 label formats. So, it is important to order and use the good label size accordingly with
packaging dimensions.

B) Standard GALIA labels
Level 3 and 4
These labels must comply with the specifications of the GALIA ETI 1 and GALIA ETI 9 standard.
All fields in the label must be documented.
GALIA label example : see Appendix 8
For Level 4, the GALIA label must be placed on the top left on the smallest side and close to the opening
area, if relevant.

2.4.10 UV protection
For light-sensitive products, the packaging must provide protection from UV rays to ensure quality and
durability of the articles.

2.4.11 Anti-corrosion protection
For products prone to corrosion, protection will be made with anti-corrosion products through steam
diffusion (VCI : Volatile Corrosion Inhibitor) : sachets, film
The use of such packaging must be indicated by a special label as specified in Appendix 9, in order to
warn the operators of the particular attention they must take.
Under no circumstances oiled products can be placed directly into a cardboard box.
They should be cleaned or placed beforehand in a sealed bag.


2.4.12 Protection against extreme temperatures
If required, make sure that products sensitive to frost and/or high temperatures are adequately protected.

2.4.13 Dangerous substances
Packaging and their labels must comply with current standards and must ensure the safety and health of
operators and users.
Non-compliance with this rule will result in the product's immediate removal from sale.
Beside of this, IMDG standards must absolutely be respected during deliveries.

Marking of products with Characteristics determining Safety and/or compliance with regulations
(C.S.R)
For products with Security Characteristics regulation (S.C.R), each level of packaging must show the
following sign :

3 Main packaging product groups
This section describes the main packaging groups used for RENAULT products noted in paragraph
Subject of this standard and the technical characteristics that must be complied with.
3.1 Plastic bags and film
3.1.1 Bags
Scope of use
Use to protect products whose appearance is important and to pack small parts.
Specifications
Usual materials
LDPE (Low Density PolyEthylene), PP (polypropylene).
Dimensions of bags
The dimensions of the bags must be as close as possible to those of the product, while
enabling a 50 X 70 mm label to be stuck flat.
The product should go freely into the packaging without damaging it.
Colour of the bags
Transparent.
Opaque or UV-treated to provide protection from the sunlight for light-sensitive and textile
products.
Minimum thicknesses
100 m, based on the weight and shape of the product.
Closing
Thermo-weld compulsory, all other closing device is prohbited (staples, adhesive tape, mini-
grip, zip, label, etc.).
Perforation
Micro-perforated bags are preferable to minimize the space used in the boxes.


3.1.2 Films
Scope of use
Use plastic films to :
Cover parts (protection against dust....)
Protect a sensitive area of the part
Provide support for parts (a definition which is close to the use of spacers : film used as a
cushion on a spacer for parts that are sensitive to abrasion from the cardboard)
Separate the parts
Maintain packaging accessories (e.g. : support windscreen protective elements).
Usual materials
LDPE (Low Density PolyEthylene), PP (polypropylene), cellular structure, (doufline, bullpack).
3.1.3 Covers
Scope of use
Covers are used to cover the whole palletized load :
To protect the contents from outside impacts (dust, water)
To conserve the stability of the palletized load by their retractable nature.
Usual materials
LDPE (Low Density PolyEthylene), PP (polypropylene).
To ensure the maintaining of the palletized load by the cover, it must be retracted below the palette.

3.1.4 Stretch wrapping
Scope of use
Use of a stretch wrapping film to wrap the palletized load in order to ensure the stability of the whole.
Usual materials
LDPE (Low Density PolyEthylene)
To ensure the stability of the palletized load, it is compulsory for the stretch wrapping to be joined
to one of the blocks on the pallet.


3.2 Cardboard boxes and containers
For corrugated cardboard packaging, the following must be printed on the box :
either a stamp indicating its classification, according to French Standard NF Q 12-008 for
simple wall and double double wall corrugated cardboard, or according to French Standard NF
Q 12-009 for triple wall corrugated cardboard, the year of manufacture and the brand of the
lab that carried out the quality control tests
Or another marking approved by DIL packaging department.
Each time it is possible, the dimensions of cardboard packaging must comply with the GALIA standard
(c.f. Appendix 1).
They are used to protect fragile products from shocks and squashing or to group a certain quantity of
sales unit.
We recommend the use of compact or corrugated cardboard / from micro mini to great fluting / from
single to triple fluting.

4 Transport and handling packaging (level 4)
It must be possible to use forklifts to grasp this Level 4 packaging.
The various types of packaging are :
Standard Renault re-usable packaging
Standard pallets
Non-standard and non-reusable pallets
Box-pallets.
4.1 Standard Renault re-usable packaging
The specimen used for parts and accessories are : SLI 760, SLI 1200 and SLI 2000, with exclusion
of all other standard packaging used for mass production.

Conditions of use
They are dedicated to packaging of heavy or aggressive parts according with rotation conditions.
Sensitive parts : Place a cardboard protection around the re-usable packaging.
Placing
The parts may not exceed the height of the grids.
When the containers are self-stackable for transport, they may not be placed upside down (the
openings of the containers must all be on the same side).
Re-usable packaging is not accepted at ST OUEN CDPR.

How to get SLI
Contact standard packaging management at the following address

standardpackaging@renault.com

Specifications

SLI 0760

Tare 118 kg

Charge utile 600 kg

Longueur H.T 1200 mm

Largeur H.T. 1000 mm

Hauteur H. T. 930 mm

Gerbage 5/1

SLI 1200

Tare 150 kg

Charge utile 600 kg




Gerbage 5/1

SLI 2000

Tare 281 kg

Charge utile 600 kg




Gerbage 5/1


4.2 Pallets
4.2.1 Palletization
All deliveries must be palletized.
The load must be distributed over the full surface of the pallet.
Over-sized or under-sized load is prohibited.
Because of pallet stacking, these specifications are essential.

All palletized loads must remain in position on the pallet until the point of use by the final customer.



Particular attention must be paid to stabilizing heavy loads.
In no circumstances may Level 1 packaging be placed directly on pallets.
It is compulsory to place a cardboard spacer between the pallet and the products.
In addition, the top side of the palletized load must be protected to allow stacking and storage.

Maximum and optimum height of the palletized load : 1150 mm including the pallet except for parts to
be delivered to Villeroy CDPR where max authorized height is 1250 mm (see Packaging
Coordinator for validation)
Maximum weight of the palletized load : 500kg.
Storage method : The quality of the packaging materials used must enable stacking
1 / 1, dynamic conditions
3 / 1, static conditions
with a total weight onto the below pallet that cannot exceed 1 ton.
The heaviest palletized load always must be at the lower level of the pile.
See Appendix 2 for palletizing of standard GALIA cardboard packaging.

4.2.2 Standard pallets
4.2.2.1 Non-reusable standard GALIA pallets
A. 1200 x 1000 non-reusable pallet Payload < 1000 Kg 5 soles 4 inputs

This pallet is the one to use in priority. Other pallets described in this documents, as well
as the standard GALIA 1200 x 1000 pallet - 3 soles - Payload < 600 Kg, may only be used
with the prior approval of the Packaging Coordinator.

Dimensions and tolerances

Part
number
Constituent
parts (1)
Quantity Dimensions in mm
Length Width Thickness
1 Upper board

6 1,200 100 (-0) 15 (-0)
2 Crossbar

3 1,000 90 15 (-0)
3 Lower board

5 1,000 100 15 (-0)
4 Die

3 90 80 100
5 Die

6 110 80 100
(1) C.f. diagram below

Wood: Choice of species
Quality So-called standard quality
Wedging:
on : smooth points, 2.5 x 40
- on -: twisted points, 3.2 x 70
( per join)
- on -: twisted points, 3.2 x 70
( per join)
Dies: perpendicular to the thread

B. 800 x 600 non-reusable pallet - Payload < 400 Kg - 3 soles

Dimensions and tolerances

Part
number
Constituent parts
(1)
Quantity Dimensions in mm
1 Floor

5 800 80 (-0) 15 (-0)
2 Upper crossbar

3 600 80 (-0) 18 (-0)
3 Die

6 80 80 100
4 Lower crossbar

3 600 80 (-0) 18 (-0)

Wood: Choice of species
Quality : So-called standard quality
Wedging:
on : smooth points, 2.5 x 40
( per joint)
- on : twisted points, 3.2 x 70
( per join)
on : twisted points, 3.2 x 70
( per join)
Dies: perpendicular to the thread

4.2.2.2 European pallet
800 x 1200 pallet - Payload < 600 Kg - 4 ways
Pallets in compliance with the EUR standard are permitted but may not be recovered by the vendor.

Dimensions and tolerances (according to Standard EN 13698-1)

Part
number
Constituent
parts (1)
Quantity Dimensions for a water content of 22% in mm
1 Lip platform

2 1,200 3 100 3 22 + 2/0
2 Lip border

2 1,200 3 145 +5/-3 22 + 2/0
3 Centre platform

1 1,200 3 145 +5/-3 22 + 2/0
4 Crossbar

3 800 3 145 + 5/-3 22 + 2/0
5 Central border

1 1,200 3 145 + 5/-3 22 + 2/0
6 Intermediate
border

2 1,200 3 100 3 22 + 2/0
7 Outside die

6 145 +5/-3 100 3 78 + 1/0
8 Centre die

3 145 +5/-3 145 + 5/-3 78 + 1/0


4.2.3 Non-standard and non-reusable pallets
All products whose dimensions are greater than standard pallets must be palletized in compliance with
the following principles :

: dies: 110 x 80 x 90 - Qty: 8 A : Length : 1800 maxi*
: dies 80 x 80 x 90 - Qty : 2 B : Pallet width 1200 maxi* - preferably 1150
: upper boards 100 x 15 C : space between boards - 300 mm max
: 100 x 15 soles * If the product dimensions allow


4.3 Box-pallets

As a general rule, the specifications are the same to those for the cardboard boxes and pallets.
It must be easy and quick to separate the cardboard from the pallet.
However, the unit must be maintained so that the cardboard does not slip off the pallet.

Provide side openings that can be folded back at the level of the smaller sides to facilitate handling.


5 Environmental specifications
5.1 General

5.1.1 Ensuring the compliance of packaging
All packaging and packaging elements used by Renault vendors must comply with European Directive
No. 94/62/CE Packaging and packaging waste transcribed into French Law by Decree No. 98/638 of
July 20, 1998 relative to the incorporation of environmental requirements in the design and manufacture
of packaging.
To comply with environment standards and also integrate recycling aspect, the weight of each material
used for the packaging must be declared.
That is the reason why it will be noted in the Packaging Proposal Sheet.

5.1.2 Composition of packaging
Packaging must be made of a single material.
When this is not possible, vendors should seek to limit the diversity of materials used and to ensure that
these materials are used in such a way as to be easily separated at the end of the packaging life.

5.1.3 Marking
Scope : All materials used for packaging, including wedging, closing and labelling elements (within the
limits of technological and economic conditions at that time. Marking costs must not be excessive in
relation to the cost of the packaging itself).
Goal : Facilitate collection, re-use and recycling.

Position of the marking :
The marking must be on the packaging itself. If not possible, it should be on a label stuck on
the packaging.
The marking must be clearly visible and easily legible.
The marking must have an appropriate life span, including when the packaging is open.
Symbol to use : in accordance with standard ISO 14021,
If a symbol is used to declare recycled or recyclable contents, this symbol must be the Mbius loop.
This symbol must comply with the graphic requirements of ISO 7000, symbol No. 1135.

Examples of Mbius loops

If this symbol is used to declare recycled content, it must include the percentage of recycled material.


Examples of acceptable location of percentage

If this symbol is used, it can include the identification of the material.

Materials identification system :
In accordance with Directive No. 97/129/CE, the numbering system to be used is the one
provided in Appendix 10.
Abbreviations for the material(s) used may also be used for the identification (see Appendix
10).
Example : HDPE = High Density PolyEthylene.

Materials may also be identified using the numbering and/or abbreviation system. These
identification methods must appear in the centre or below the graphic marking indicating the
recyclable nature of the packaging.
Recyclable plastic product : Use of the DIN 6120-1 and DIN 6120-2 symbols or the Mbius
loop.

For example, for packaging or wedging elements made from High Density PolyEthylene that may be
recycled :

or

Heavy metals
According to Article 11 of Directive No. 94/62/CE, the sum of the concentration levels of :
Lead,
Cadmium,
Mercury,
Hexavalent Chrome,
present in the packaging or its elements may not exceed 100 ppm (parts per million) in weight (i.e. 100
mg per kg).
HDPE HDPE


5.2 Special rules
Cardboard
As much as possible, it should be designed using the maximum of secondary recycled materials.
Wood
Products used to treat the raw material must be compatible with environmental standards in force.
In accordance with the requirements of Directive No. 96/59/CE, it is prohibited to use wood elements
treated with products that include
PCB (polychlorobiphenyles)
PCT (polychloroterphenyles)
Metal may be included only for nailing and stapling.
The use of mixed wood-cardboard packaging is authorized insofar both components can easily be
separated.
Plastics
Mixing of plastics that would inhibit recycling are prohibited.
A table summarizing the compatibility of the various plastic materials is given in Appendix 11.
As far as possible, select plastics from the same family or compatible families for the individual parts of
the same packaging in order not to obstruct the recyclable nature of the packaging.
Inks and paints
Use inks and paints that do not prevent the recycling of the main constituent parts of the packaging, in
compliance with legislation in terms of concentrations of heavy metals.
Labels
The type of label and the sticking method to the packaging may not prevent the recycling of the material
to which the label is stuck.
Adhesive tape
The use of adhesive tape must be limited to the strict requirement, as the package becomes a composite
when tape is stuck to it.
Adhesive tapes may not prevent the recycling of the materials on which they are placed.
Glues
All glues used must be biodegradable and therefore may not obstruct the recycling process, either by
their composition or the quantities used.
Banding
Use thermo-welded plastic ties for banding or ties with a closure system that is the same as the ties
themselves (homogenous materials).
Metal for banding and closure systems are formally prohibited.
Wedges
All fittings fixed to the packaging are included in the packaging recycling process.
For wedges
their use must be kept to the strict minimum required to ensure the quality of the product. It
must be easy to separate them from the rest of the packaging.
Very volatile wedges (such as chips, synthetic straw, paper fibres) are prohibited.
The use of expanded polystyrene (PSE) should be limited. As for cellular products produced
from chlorinated or fluorinated hydrocarbons (such as CFC and HCFC), they are prohibited.
Nailing and stapling
The quantity of nails must be kept to the strict minimum required.
Staples are prohibited.
Preference must be given to gluing and banding.


6 Useful addresses
GALIA
(Group for the Improvement of Liaison in the Automobile Industry)
96, avenue du Gnral Leclerc 92514 Boulogne-Billancourt Cedex
www.galia.com

Laboratoire National dEssais (LNE)
Centre Logistics et Emballage
Z.A. de Trappes-Elancourt 29, avenue Roger Hennequin
78197 Trappes Cedex
www.lne.fr

AFNOR (French Standardisation Authority)
11, avenue Francis de Pressens 93571
Saint-Denis La plaine Cedex
www.afnor.fr

7 List of referred documents
NOTE : For undated documents, the latest version in force applies
Dcret n 98/638 : Decree relating to the incorporation of environmental requirements in the design
and manufacture of packaging
Directive n 94/62/CE : Directive relating to packaging and packaging waste
Directive n 96/59/CE : Directive relating to elimination of PCB (polychlorobiphenyles) and PCT
(polychloroterphenyles)
Directive n 97/129/CE : Decision by the Commission dated 28 january 1997 establishing the
identification system for packaging materials, in accordance with 94/62/CE
European Parliament directive relating to packaging and packaging waste
ISO 780 : Packaging - Pictorial marking for handling of goods
ISO 7000 : Graphical symbols for use on equipment; index and synopsis
ISO 14021 : Environmental marking and declarations - Self-declared environmental claims (Type
II labeling)
DIN 6120-1 : Marking of packaging and packaging materials for recycling purposes - Plastics
packaging and packaging materials - Part 1: Graphical symbols
DIN 6120-2 Marking of packaging and packaging materials for recycling purposes - Plastics
packaging and packaging materials - Part 2: Additional marking
EN 13698-1 : Specifications of products for pallets Part 1 : manufacturing specifications for
wooden pallets ; 800 mm x 1200 mm
NF Q 12-008 : Paper and cardboard. Corrugated cardboard. Characteristics of single wall and
double wall corrugated cardboard for packaging
NF Q 12-009 : Paper and cardboard. Corrugated cardboard. Characteristics of triple wall corrugated
cardboard for packaging.
EB73.08.100 : RENAULT GROUP's secured label for marking of spare parts and accessories, and
their packaging
GALIA EMB.1 : Cardboards and pallets non-returnable
GALIA ETI.1 : Barcode labels


Appendix 1 : Dimensions of non-reusable packaging, according to the
GALIA standard
These documents are extracted from GALIA standard EMB.1.

UNIT PACKAGING (handling and packaging units)

Outside packaging
dimensions
Approx.
Inside
Volume
Max Category of corrugated cardboard
Load
Ref. contained RCV 1/2 1/2 box Cover
L + W + H (kg) (daN) box + sleeve
(mm) (dm3)
C1A 1200+1000+1000 1100 200 800 2.7 or 2.R 2.4
C1B 1200+1000+1000 1100 400 1600 3.01 (2.7 + 2.3) or (2.R + 2.N) "
C1C 1200+1000+1000 1100 800 2000 3.01 + 2.7 or 2.R "
C2A 1200+1000+600 670 120 930 2.7 or 2.R "
C2B 1200+1000+600 670 200 1600 3.01 (2.7 + 2.3) or (2.R + 2.N) "
C2C 1200+1000+600 670 800 2400 3.01 + 2.7 or 2.R "
C2D 1200+1000+750 840 120 930 2.7 or 2.R "
C2E 1200+1000+750 840 250 1600 3.01 (2.7 + 2.3) or (2.R + 2.N) "
C2F 1200+1000+750 840 800 2400 3.01 + 2.7 or 2.R 2.4
A = American C = Bubble cap cover
17 1200+330+187 60 10 450 2.2 or 2.N 1.1
3 1200+500+500 280 10 480 " "
3A 1200+500+375 210 10 480 " "
4 1200+500+300 170 10 510 " "
5 1000+600+500 280 15 480 " "
5A 1000+600+375 210 15 480 " "
6 1000+600+300 170 15 510 " "
7 1000+400+500 190 15 350 " "
7A 1000+400+375 140 15 400 " "
8 1000+400+300 110 15 430 " "
8A 1000+400+187 70 15 430 " "
9A 600+400+375 80 15 350 " "
9 600+400+300 65 15 420 " "
10 600+400+250 55 15 490 " "
11 600+400+200 44 15 510 " "
11A 600+400+187 40 15 510 " "
12 400+300+300 32 15 380 " "
12A 400+300+250 26 15 380 " "
13 400+300+200 21 15 380 " "
13A 400+300+187 20 15 380 " "
14 400+300+150 16 15 380 2.2 or 2.N "
15 300+200+200 10 15 190 1.3 or 1.E "
15A 300+200+187 9 15 190 1.3 or 1.E "
16 300+200+125 6 15 190 1.3 or 1.E "

C40 300+200+90 4 20 190 1.3 1.1
C41 300+200+50 2 20 190 1.3 1.1


The tolerances for the dimensions are the standard tolerances in the trade :
For packaging whose length is </= 600 mm :
on length and width : + 0 - 6 mm
on height : + / - 2 mm
For packaging whose length is >600 mm :
on length and width : + 0 - 10 mm
on height : + / - 3 mm
For classes 9 and 10, the RCV values are calculated for use with a GALIA 5-sole-pallet. In case
of use on GALIA 3-sole-pallet, (which requires agreement between the parties), these RCV
values must significantly be higher (30 - 40%). To avoid selecting the corresponding cardboard
class, it is better to place a rigid layer (2.2 cardboard) on top of the palettized load, under the
pallet cover, covering the whole surface.


Appendix 2 : palletization of non-reusable packaging in GALIA
standard cardboard boxes
Outside 1200 x 1000 PALETTE 800 x 600 PALETTE
Dimensions Max Palletized load Palletized load Palletized load
load height height height
Ref. of the packaging contained 1150 mm max 900 mm max 900 mm max
L + W + H
(mm)
(kg) Max
Palletize
d Weight
(kg)
No. of
pkg
per
bed
Max
No. of
beds
Max
palletise
d
Weight
(kg)
No. of
pkg
per
bed
Max
No. of
beds
Max
palletise
d Weight
(kg)
No. of
pkg
per
bed
Max
No. of
beds
C1A 1200+1000+1000 200 200
C1B 1200+1000+1000 400 400
C1C 1200+1000+1000 800 800
C2A 1200+1000+600 120 120 120
C2B 1200+1000+600 200 200 1 1 200
C2C 1200+1000+600 800 800 800 1 1
C2D 1200+1000+750 120 120 120
C2E 1200+1000+750 250 250 250
C2F 1200+1000+750 800 800 800
A = American C = Bubble cap cover
17 1200+330+187 10 180 3 5 120 3 4
3 1200+500+500 10 40 2 20 1
3A 1200+500+375 10 60 2 2 40 2 2
4 1200+500+300 10 80 3 40 2
5 1000+600+500 15 60 2 30 1
5A 1000+600+375 15 90 2 2 60 2 2
6 1000+600+300 15 120 3 60 2
7 1000+400+500 15 90 2 45 1
7A 1000+400+375 15 135 2 90 3 2
8 1000+400+300 15 180 3 3 90 2
8A 1000+400+187 15 270 5 180 4
9A 600+400+375 15 225 2 150 2 60 2
9 600+400+300 15 300 3 150 2 60 2
10 600+400+250 15 300 5 4 225 5 3 90 2 3
11 600+400+200 15 450 5 225 3 90 3
11A 600+400+187 15 450 5 300 4 120 4
12 400+300+300 15 600 3 300 2 120 2
12A 400+300+250 15 600 4 450 3 180 3
13 400+300+200 15 900/600 10 5/4* 450 10 3 180 4 3
13A 400+300+187 15 900/600 5/4* 600 4 240 4
14 400+300+150 15 900/600 6/4* 750/600 5/4* 300 5
15 300+200+200 15 900/600 20 3/2* 900/600 20 3/2* 360 8 3
15A 300+200+187 15 900/600 3/2* 900/600 3/2* 360 3
16 300+200+125 15 900/600 3/2* 900/600 3/2* 360 3

C40 300+200+90 20 800/400 20 2/1* 800/400 20 2/1* 320 8 2
C41 300+200+50 20 800/400 20 2/1* 800/400 20 2/1* 320 8 2
(*) 3-platform pallet


Appendix 3 : Invoicing of sorting and touch-ups of packaging

Renault DLPA has to sort and touch-up packaging when products are delivered in packaging that does
not comply with specifications (the standard negotiated conditions), without packaging, when the label is
either incorrect or missing, or when the packaging proposal has not been validated.

Without any prior derogation to the standards, our Quality department attributes the anomaly to the
supplier and the dispute notice results to an invoice raised by Accounts.

The invoice includes :
direct labour costs, at the current rate
the cost of materials used (bags, labels, plastic film)
a fix administrative fee of 150.00 per delivery note

Some explanations about non-compliance treatment in reception area and about dispute notes

Non-compliance treatment

The operator notes the non-compliance (a packaging defect from supplier)
He fills in the relevant data in the incident analysis sheet (suppliers name, suppliers code, detected
anomaly)
Then he sorts out the defect products, identifies (by isolating from the rest of the delivery) the non-
compliant delivery, brings the defect products with the corresponding documents to the dedicated area,
and finally proceeds to the analysis of the defect : he indicates the corrective actions (repacking, return)
He checks whether any derogation or an authorization was issued, and makes the decision regarding the
non-compliance corrective treatment.
He issues a dispute note (sorting or touch-ups of packaging) and afterwards, defect parts are either sent
back to the supplier or brought back into conformity by the quality department operator

Dispute note :

On the incident analysis sheet, the quality department operator ticks the option touch-up with invoicing
and notes the appropriate "touch-up" number.
He fills the touch-up note with data noted in the incident sheet and clearly indicates the job to be done.
Then, the packaging department remits in compliance the defect parts.
Time spent to this operation is then noted in the touch-up sheet, the material used and its costs and also
the date of work.
The quality department operator sends the sheets as follow :
White sheet to the supplier,
Pink and yellow sheets to the account department,
The green sheet is kept into the appropriate supplier file of the Supplier Quality service


Appendix 4 : Derogation

Direction Logistique Pices Accessoires
Direction Ingnierie Logistique Pices & Accessoires
Parc d'Activits des Bellevues - Avenue du Gros-Chne -
95610 Eragny sur Oise

Tlphone : (+33)1.76.84.04.04
Internet : www.renault.fr

Date : Drogation n..

Subject : Derogation for the delivery of products whose packaging is not compliant with
DIL C&E specifications

Reference(s) concerned :

Issue :

Absence of RENAULT GROUP secured label,
Absence of RENAULT GROUP graphics,
Cardboard supplier failure,
Flow troubleshooting
Other, to specify : ..
Parts quantity :
Delivery date / Date of expiry of the derogation:

ADMINITRATIVE FEE APPLIED : OUI NON
REPACKING COSTS INVOICING : OUI NON

This derogation is exceptional, any all other non-compliant deliveries will lead to the return of the parts or demerite points with
remittance into conformity at your costs (material, labour and penalty fees).

Remaining at your entire disposal for any further information

Daniel MAINGUY

Signature lectronique

From : CPC
Phone : 00 33 1 76 8
To :
XXXXXX@XXX.COM
sqf.cergy@renault.com
flins-SQF_cdpa@renault.com
sqf.soa@renault.com
qualite.villeroy@renault.com
COMPANY / COFOR:
COPY: xxx@renault.com

Appendix 5 : Packaging Proposal Sheet

PACKAGING
PROPOSAL
Return document to : Fax : 01 76 89 12 60
RENAULT Parts and Accessories Logistics Division
B.P. n6 F-95611 Cergy Pontoise Cedex
M :
Purchasing manager :
VENDOR DETAILS
Date : Address :
Vendor name : Contact :
Account No. : Telephone :
Place of production : Fax :
PRODUCT DETAILS
Spare parts Accessories Motrio parts Standard exchange parts
Vendor Reference: Dimensions (L w h) in mm:
RENAULT reference: Unit weight (g):
Description : Vehicle or part:
Level Proposed packaging Outside dim in
mm (L x w x h)
Unit
packaging
price (1) =
(2)*(3)
Quantity per
packaging (2)
Packaging
price
per part (3)
Type of
materials
Weight
of
material
s
DLC time
/ part (6)
Level 1
Bulk

Sales unit
RENAULT label

RENAULT safety
label

RENAULT/NISSAN
label

(SU1)
Cardboard box with
RENAULT graphic

Neutral cardboard box

Plastic bag

Other (specify)

Level 2
RENAULT label

RENAULT safety
label

Grouping
RENAULT/NISSAN
label

(on request by
Plastic bag

RENAULT)

Other (specify)

Level 3
Standard Galia box

Overpack
Special box

Galia label

Other (specify)

Level 4
Palletized load

Handling
Returnable packaging
unit

Galia label

Other (specify)

Hourly direct labour cost rate (DLC)
applied (4) (4) :
Total DCL time per part (5) = sum (6) Total packaging cost :
Materials (sum 3)
Vendors stamp : Department stamp DLPA packaging :

Labour (4)*(5)
Transport
Date : Date :
Le :
Total cost

FAILURE to comply with the information above will give rise to a VENDOR QUALITY INCIDENT PROCEDURE

Appendix 6 : Packaging proposal documentation

PACKAGING
PROPOSAL

Return document to : Fax : 01 76 89 12 60
RENAULT Parts and Accessories Logistics Division
PO Box 6 F-95611 Cergy Pontoise Cedex
Mr. :
Purchasing manager :

VENDOR DETAILS
Date : Address :
Vendor name : Contact :
Account No. : Telephone :
Place of production : Fax :

PRODUCT DETAILS
Spare parts Accessories Motrio parts Standard exchange parts
Vendor Reference : Dimensions (L w h) in mm :
RENAULT reference : Unit weight (g) :
Designation : Vehicle or part :

Packaging technician's name and
department
Dept: 01382
Reminder of RENAULT purchaser name
and department
Dept:

Vendor identification
Product identification

Level : Proposed packaging Outside dim in mm
(L x l x h)
Unit
packaging
price (1) =
(2)*(3)
Quantity
per
packaging
(2)
Packaging
price
per part
(3)
Type of
materials
Weight of
materials
DLC
time /
part
(6)
Level 1 Bulk
Sales unit RENAULT label

RENAULT safety label

RENAULT/NISSAN
label

(SU1) Cardboard box with
RENAULT graphic

Plastic bag
Other (specify)
Level 2 RENAULT label
RENAULT safety label
Grouping
(on request
RENAULT/NISSAN
label

by RENAULT) Plastic bag
Other (specify)
Level 3 Standard Galia box
Overpack Special box
Galia label
Other (specify)
Level 4 Palletized load
returnable packaging
unit

Handling Galia label
Other (specify)
Outside dimensions of the
packaging for each level
(Length x width x height). This
is very important for controlling
volumes and allocating crates in
our stores.
Unit cost of each component of the
packaging
Quantity of parts per packaging
Each level used must be documented.
Unit cost of each packaging component, divided by the
quantity of parts in the corresponding level.
This is vital for dealings with purchasing.
Type of materials the packaging is made of.
E.g.: cardboard, polyethylene, wood, etc.

Weight of materials used for the packaging only
Labour time invoiced per packaging level, divided by the quantity of parts.

Hourly direct labour cost rate (DLC)
applied (4) (4) :
Total DCL time per part (5) = sum (6) Total packaging cost :
Materials (sum 3)
Vendors stamp : Department stamp DLPA packaging :

Labour (4)*(5)
Transport
Date : Date :
Le :
Total cost

FAILURE to comply with the information below will give rise to a VENDOR QUALITY INCIDENT
PROCEDURE

Appendix 7 : List of available product group recommendations

TITLE Technical product group
It is vital that vendors provide complete documentation for the packaging
proposal. Failure to do so will result in non-approval by our departments.
Furthermore, it is desirable to include all additional documents enabling approval
by our departments: palletization plan, photo, packaging process, etc.
Vendor commitment area.
Date and signature compulsory
Approval by the RENAULT Parts and
Accessories Logistics Engineering Division
packaging department
Total packaging costs for a part (excluding
the part price).
Hourly labour rate invoiced.
Total labour hours for packaging
Notice concerning the management of disputes

number
Wings 200
Airbags and pretensioners 711
Shock absorbers 820
Fog light 818
Hitches 911
Door protection moulding 341
Battery and Battery chart 631
Roof bars 914
Engine cradles 147
Gearboxes 061/092/100/101
Bumpers 282/284
Spark plugs 601
Glow plugs 532
Wiring ---
White body 212
Bonnets 201
Roof boxes 710
Body sides 217
Belts 503/507
Brake discs 114
Exhausts 033/034/035/060
Axles 118
Rear lights 633
Filters 520/554/501/513
Drums ---
Roof racks 707
Roof linings 379/593
Aluminium rims 475
Steel rims 801
Over-moulded rear windows ---
Engines 008/040
Rear doors 203/208
Side panels 223
Windscreens and rear windows 851/854/864
Roofs 224
Brake pads 803
Side doors 202
Headlamps 632
Side windows 852/853/855/856/857/858

Appendix 8 : GALIA label sample


Labels comply with GALIA ETI 1 standards

Appendix 9 : VCI Anti-corrosion protection label sample


A label following the general principles of the label below may be affixed on the packaging treated with
VCI anti-corrosion protection to alert operators handling the packaging of the precautions to take.

Appendix 10 : Numbering and abbreviation system

Materials Abbreviations Numbering

Polyethylene terephtalate PET 1
High-density polyethylene HDPE 2

Polyvinyl chloride PVC 3
Low-density polyethylene LDPE 4
Polypropylene PP 5
Polystyrene PS 6

Corrugated cardboard PAP 20
Non-corrugated cardboard PAP 21
Paper PAP 22

Steel FE 40
Aluminium ALU 41

Wood FOR 50
Cork FOR 51

Cotton TEX 60
Jute TEX 61

Colourless glass GL 70
Green glass GL 71
Brown glass GL 72

Paper and cardboard / miscellaneous metals * 80
Paper and cardboard / plastic * 81
Paper and cardboard / aluminium * 82
Paper and cardboard / white iron * 83
Paper and cardboard / plastic / aluminium * 84
Paper and cardboard / plastic / aluminium / white iron * 85

Plastic / aluminium * 90
Plastic / white iron * 91
Plastic / miscellaneous metals * 92

Glass / plastic * 95
Glass / aluminium * 96
Glass / white iron * 97
Glass / miscellaneous metals * 98
* C plus abbreviation for the predominant material (C/)

Appendix 11 : Compatibility of plastics

Mix material

ABS PC PMMA PS PVC SAN PA PBT PE PET POM PP

ABS 3 3 2 2 3 0 1 0 1 1 0

PC 3 3 0 1 3 0 3 0 3 0 0

PMMA 3 3 1 3 3 0 0 0 0 1 0
Matrix
PS 2 0 1 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0

material

PVC 2 1 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0

SAN 3 3 3 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0

PA 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0

PBT 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

PE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3

PET 1 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

POM 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

PP 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

3 : compatible
2 : limited compatibility
1 : compatibility in small quantities
0 : incompatible

ABS Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene
PC Polycarbonate
PMMA Polymethylmethacrylate
PS Polystyrene
PVC Polyvinyl chloride
SAN Styrene acrylonitrile
PA Polyamide
PBT Polybutylen terephtalate
PE Polyethylene
PET Polyethylene terephtalate
POM Polyoxymethylene
PP Polypropylene

Appendix 12 : example of a mix packing list

7711259963 : 20 SU


8200549635 : 6 SU

8200864894 : 8 SU

7701782444 : 3 SU

7711555698 : 9 SU

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