It is critical that the Aerospace & Defence (A&D) sector function without supply chain disruption. This means certainty about the continued reliance on the use of chromates subject to authorisation is critical to each stakeholder in the A&D supply chain, and it is essential that every effort be made to ensure that disruptions will not occur within the supply chain in the future.
If you are a downstream user in the Aerospace and Defence sector using chromates, you are invited to sign up to the ADCR Contact Network.
ADCR aim to facilitate the exchange of relevant information between authorisation holders and downstream users of the A&D industry and its supply chains for the use of chromates.
The ADCR Service Team seek to identify ADCR downstream users in the European Economic Area (EEA) and Great Britain (GB) in order to establish a contact network
The seamless continued use of chromates in the A&D industry is in the interest of all members of the supply chain. We therefore ask for your support in achieving this goal by participating in the survey and joining the contact network
Interested companies are invited to complete the ADCR Contact Network Survey and complete the survey separately for each site operating in the EEA or in GB.
The ADCR Contact Network will be used solely for the purposes of supporting ADCR Authorisations in EU and UK (GB).
For any questions on the ADCR Contact Network:
adcr-info@rpaltd.co.uk
Since ADCR submitted the first tranche of authorisation dossiers in February 2023, ADCR is now closed to new members with respect to gaining new authorisations covering the use of chromium trioxide (chromic acid), sodium dichromate, potassium dichromate, sodium chromate and dichromium (tris)chromate.