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Nailclip 16-19 mm, 812R

Europe · EPD total · Reference year 2025

Each unit of this product counts as 0.0114 kg CO₂e over the modules its EPD declares: 0.00704 to make it (A1–A3) and 0.00438 at end of life.

Value per unit, over the modules the EPD declares

0.0114kgCO₂e/unit

EN 15804 modules A1 to A3 · Fossil only · GWP100 · AR5

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The one scenario this EPD declaresReference year 2025

Region
Europe
Boundary
EPD total
Data quality
HighRated by us, not by the source
Licence
Open · MRPI terms
Declared by
Hekon

Where 0.0114 comes from

Derived by open-climate.ai

Σ 0.0114: the two declared modules add up to the total. D stays beside it.

Reporting this item under the GHG Protocol

This period

Scope 3, category 1 0.00704

You buy the product for a building that is not yours. The product and its installation go to category 1, the delivery to category 4. The use stage belongs to the building owner; demolition waste you handle is category 5.

Later, when it happens

At end of life, in the year of demolition

  • End of life Scope 3, category 5 0.00438

Outside the scopes, reported separately

  • D −0.0032

A4, A5, B1 to B7 and C1 to C4 are not declared: nothing to report.

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Materials › Polymers and rubber · Europe · per item · Supplier-specific

EPD total · Fossil only · AR5

Boundary
EPD total
Raw materials, inbound transport, fuel supply, fuel combustion, manufacturing, packaging, purchased energy and end of life
GWP method
IPCC AR5, 100-year horizon
Not on the record; set from MRPI's method notes · impact method EF 3.0
CO₂e basis
Fossil only
Split by carbon origin, not by gas
Life cycle
Upstream: coveredProduction: coveredDownstream: not coveredEnd of life: partly covered

High quality · Open licence · Any year

Module by module, up to the total

Seventeen EN 15804 modules, always in the same order. Each declared one moves the running total. D sits below zero after the total, because it is reported beside it.

kgCO₂e per unit. Each bar starts where the one before ended. Pick a module to read it.
Product
Con­struc­tion
A4 to A5not de­clared
Use
B1 to B7not de­clared
End of life
C1not de­clared
Beyond the boundary

beside the total, not in it

What this number covers

Follow 1 unit of this product through EN 15804's stages. The total counts what the EPD declares; what it leaves out stays visible.

  1. A1-A3Product

    Materials and making the product

    Included0.00704

  2. A4-A5Construction

    Delivery and installation

    Not declared

  3. B1-B7Use

    The product in service: maintenance, repair, replacement and the energy and water it uses

    Not declared

  4. C1-C4End of life

    Waste transport to disposal; C1 not declared

    C2 to C40.00438

  5. DBeyond the boundary

    Recovery after end of life

    Not in the total−0.0032

Outside this boundary

  • Installation
  • Maintenance
  • Outbound transport
  • Retail
  • Use phase
  • Recycling credit

Maintenance is out because B2 is not declared. The recycling credit is module D, shown beside the total.

Gases

  • Fossil CO₂e0.0114
  • Biogenic CO₂e−0.000645
  • Land-use CO₂e0.0000279

The total counts fossil CO₂e. MRPI reports biogenic and land-use CO₂e separately; they are shown beside it, not added.

From MRPI's record to a comparable factor

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The total and its modules

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You are here · the EPD total0.0114
D beside−0.0032
The two modules add up to the total; D stays beside it. Each opens its own page.

About this factor

From MRPI

What it is

A nailclip is a fastener used to neatly and securely route cables or pipes along walls or skirting boards. It consists of a plastic clip with a pre-mounted nail. The clip is placed over the cable and then secured to the wall or wood with the nail.Scope and type: The LCA for the nailclip includes modules A1-A3, C and D. All major steps of the extraction of raw materials, production and the end-of-life of the product are included in the scope of the study. This EPD is for a nailclip, a fastener used to neatly and securely route cables or pipes along walls or skirting boards. The nailclip is produced by Technique Plastique. The main production location is Nederweert, The Netherlands. The end-of-life scenario is according to the standard NMD waste processing for plastics (20% landfill and 80% incineration) and for metal (5% landfill, 5% incineration and 90% recycling). The LCA is produced with SimaPro v10 software and background database is Ecoinvent 3.9.1.Representativeness: The EPD is representative for a nailclip, a fastener used to neatly and securely route cables or pipes along walls or skirting boards which is manufactured in Nederweert, The Netherlands.Calculation rules: Data quality requirements follow EN15804+A2:2019. Data is of reference period 2025, representing data for the production of one nailclip. Processes used in the background modelling are referring to Ecoinvent 3.9.1. The technological and geographical coverage reflects the physical reality as far as possible. Data quality is assessed as good on average and adequate to the goal and scope of the study. Cut-off criteria and allocation procedures: The waste treatment of the packaging is not included. No other cut-offs or allocation procedures were intentionally applied to inputs and outputs within the system boundaries in the models.Scenarios and additional technical information The product stage, A1-A3, includes the extraction and processing of raw materials for the product and the packaging, their transportation to the production site by truck and ship. Electricity consumption is modelled using primary data.Declaration of SVHC: No substances that are listed in the latest “Candidate List of Substances of Very High Concern for authorisation” are included in the product that exceed the limit for registration.More information: https://t-plastique.com/

What it includes

Product: A nailclip is a fastener used to neatly and securely route cables or pipes along walls or skirting boards. It consists of a plastic clip with a pre-mounted nail. The clip is placed over the cable and then secured to the wall or wood with the nail. Production (A1-A3): The injection molding process is a production technique for manufacturing plastic parts. Plastic granulate is first heated until it melts, after which the liquid material is injected into a closed mold under high pressure. The choice of material is crucial and depends on the required properties of the product. The mold determines the shape of the final product. After cooling, the plastic solidifies, and the molded product is removed from the mold. This process is fast, precise, and suitable for producing large quantities of identical products with complex shapes. Reference service life: 25+ years

Where it applies

Product: A nailclip is a fastener used to neatly and securely route cables or pipes along walls or skirting boards. It consists of a plastic clip with a pre-mounted nail. The clip is placed over the cable and then secured to the wall or wood with the nail. Production (A1-A3): The injection molding process is a production technique for manufacturing plastic parts. Plastic granulate is first heated until it melts, after which the liquid material is injected into a closed mold under high pressure. The choice of material is crucial and depends on the required properties of the product. The mold determines the shape of the final product. After cooling, the plastic solidifies, and the molded product is removed from the mold. This process is fast, precise, and suitable for producing large quantities of identical products with complex shapes. Reference service life: 25+ years

Source and licence

Value
Summed by open-climate.ai from its parts
Publisher
MRPI (Stichting MRPI)
Library
MRPI MRPI_2026-10-02
Published
2 October 2026
Valid until
31 December 2030
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