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A2010 Basel waste code Glass from old TVs & monitors, plus coated glass.

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A2010, Activated and cathode-ray-tube glass.

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    Activated and cathode-ray-tube glass

Use A2010 for activated and cathode-ray-tube glass as a presumptively hazardous Basel waste.

Listed withBasel List A codes

Basel List A waste, presumed hazardous. Glass from cathode-ray tubes, as in old TVs & monitors, & other activated glass.

Is Basel A2010 hazardous waste?

Normally yes. Basel A2010 is a List A description, so the waste is presumed hazardous unless evidence shows it has none of the Annex III hazardous characteristics. The description and any stated exclusions must still match.

For federally regulated international shipments, the applicant enters the waste classification in the waste-line details of the federal notification in CNMTS. The movement rules and exclusions still apply.

What does Basel A2010 cover?

Discarded glass from cathode-ray tubes, and waste made up of other activated glass.

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Is cathode-ray-tube glass always Basel A2010?

CodeWhen it fits
A2010Discarded glass from cathode-ray tubes and waste made up of other activated glass.

Pick the entry whose description and conditions match the material. The code classifies the waste. It doesn't decide whether SOR/2021-25 applies, whether an exclusion fits, what the destination country requires or what operation is intended.

Which codes sit beside Basel A2010?

CodeWhat it is
A1160Discarded lead-acid batteries
A1170Unsorted or hazardous unlisted batteries
A1180Hazardous electrical and electronic scrap
A1190Hazard-contaminated plastic-coated cable
A2020Liquid or sludge inorganic fluoride waste
A2030Catalyst waste outside List B
A2040Hazardous chemical-industry gypsum
A2050Discarded asbestos fibre or dust

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