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Substances successfully REACH-Registered by the MoCon Lead Registrants

Missed the REACH deadline?  Make yourself REACH-compliant as soon as possible

(Visit our Licence to Use page, for molybdate-containing substances not listed below).

If you are a REACH Co-registrant (joint-submissioner) please read the text below these tables.

Hazardous Substances:

Non-Hazardous Substances:

Important Note: The chemically-produced molybdenum disulfide listed in the above table is a substance manufactured as a component of catalytic mixtures used by the petro-chemical industry and it requires REACH registration.  It is not the molybdenum disulfide (EINECS 215-172-4/CAS 1309-56-4 & EINECS 215-263-9/CAS 1317-33-5) that is the naturally-occurring, non-chemically modified ore and concentrate produced by the mining industry that is exempt from REACH-registration, as per Annex V of the REACH Regulation (page 5, point 7). More details.

To view the disseminated REACH Dossiers by ECHA click here.

How to REACH-register:

• ECHA Understanding REACH

Co-registrants (joint-submissioners) that need to REACH-register the above substances can now go-ahead and submit to ECHA their joint-submission dossier.   If you are a SIEF-member that is not a member of the Molybdenum Consortium, you will need to:

•  Purchase a Letter of Access (LoA) to the technical dossier from the Molybdenum Consortium (MoCon).  For all details of what this means, how to do it and what you will receive, see: http://www.molybdenumconsortium.org/letter-of-access.html

• Join the Joint Submission for this substance in REACH-IT.  (You will receive the token to join the Joint Submission after you have purchased your Letter of Access).

• Prepare and submit your joint-submission REACH-registration dossier to ECHA.  (After LoA purchase, MoCon will provide you with the token, a Joint-Submission Guidance Manual and a template IUCLID electronic i5z file to get you started).

Useful references:

• Multilingual Chemical Terminology by ECHA  
• ECHA Pratical Guides
• ECHA EU Nationals Helpdesk
• ECHA FAQ topic REACH
• ECHA Publications page
• ECHA Q&A page