Basado en paquetes
Start from EPA / EU-EEA / Custom, then expand the registry later.
Introduce el país o región, la categoría de recubrimiento, el valor de COV y la base para comprobar la normativa aplicable al mercado.
Los paquetes para EPA architectural coatings y EU/EEA decorative paints están incluidos desde el inicio para una revisión rápida.
Pensado para comprobaciones rápidas antes de presupuestos, especificaciones y entregas.
Start from EPA / EU-EEA / Custom, then expand the registry later.
If the VOC basis does not match, the tool falls back to review instead of guessing.
Copy the result or share the current URL for quotes, handoffs, and spec checks.
Use the panel below to move from market selection to a regulation check in one pass.
Country/region = United States (EPA), category = Flat coatings, VOC = 180 g/L, basis = thinned to max recommendation, product form = liquid
Status = likely compliant, limit = 250 g/L, margin = +70 g/L, note = compare after excluding water, exempt compounds, and tint base colorant
Country/region = EU/EEA (Decopaint), category = Interior matt walls and ceilings (WB), VOC = 42 g/L, basis = ready-to-use, 60° gloss = 12, product form = liquid
Status = likely over limit, limit = 30 g/L, margin = -12 g/L, note = confirm the subcategory and ready-to-use g/L on the label
Country/region = Custom / other region, category = Custom / special case, VOC = 45 g/L, basis = ready-to-use, custom limit = 50 g/L
Status = likely compliant, limit = 50 g/L, margin = +5 g/L, note = show the custom note as entered
Volatile organic compounds. Regulations often use a g/L limit.
Value in the use-ready condition, including the required additions.
Value after the manufacturer's maximum recommended thinning.
WB means waterborne and SB means solventborne.
The product subcategory shown on EU labels.
Add-on rules from a state or province.
A state where the tool does not make a definitive machine decision because data is missing or the basis does not match.
normalizedVOC = convert(vocValue, vocUnit -> packUnit)margin = limit - normalizedVOCusageRatio = normalizedVOC / limitpass = normalizedVOC <= limitwarn = pass and usageRatio >= warningThresholdreview = missing required data / basis mismatch / unresolved categoryThe bases differ. EPA uses thinned-to-max-recommendation, while EU uses ready-to-use.
It helps split EU matt vs glossy categories and the EPA flat/nonflat fallback.
They are out of scope for the architectural packs. Use a custom pack or another pack if needed.
Use Custom / other region for a first-pass check and add an official pack later.
No. It is a preliminary check helper only. Final confirmation should follow the local law and product label.