ECOR already meets EU’s new formaldehyde regulation — with zero added binder of any kind, independently verified by SGS Institut Fresenius, not self-reported.
READ THE LABEL.
Nothing added means nothing to off-gas — that’s the mechanism behind this number, not just a claim about it.
SGS Institut Fresenius • DIN EN 717-1 • report #8090001
The label above is public. Manufacturers can request the full lab report directly.
WHY IT MATTERS
ECOR-1 is bound entirely by water, heat, and pressure — no resin, no urea, no added formaldehyde. That’s not a formulation choice made to hit a number. It’s the reason there’s a number worth reading in the first place.
What gets tested
✓ Chamber-tested over 10 days, per DIN EN 717-1.
✓ Verified by SGS Institut Fresenius — not self-reported.
What the number reflects
Most E0 boards meet the threshold with less resin.
ECOR has no resin to reduce — the mechanism, not the margin, is what keeps emissions this low.
Most approaches in this category reduce formaldehyde inside a resin system. ECOR removed the resin category entirely — nothing added means nothing to off-gas, which is what makes the resulting space healthier to live and work in.
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Recycled input
Made from recycled post-production paper and agricultural waste fiber — not virgin wood pulp.
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Lignin, not glue
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Fully recyclable
Typical E0 board figures reflect general industry ranges and public claims as of July 2026 — not one named product.
SGS Institut Fresenius
Available directly to manufacturers, on request
EU Regulation 2023/1464
Already well below the August 2026 threshold
Zero by design — built for manufacturers who need EDI today, not eventually.
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Or talk to our team about specifying ECOR for your next project.
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