ALPSALPNE and PFAS, what the company told Minnesota

ALPSALPNE has filed 2 PFAS disclosures with the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, covering 1 product and naming 2 distinct compounds across 2 components. Everything below is the company’s own statement to a regulator, not our assessment.

Disclosures filed
2
Products covered
1
Compounds named
2
Declared uses
2

How much is reported

Concentration bands as filed, heaviest declared first, with filings that give no concentration at the bottom. Counts are of filings, since one product can report more than one compound.

  • 10,000 ppm to <150,000 ppm (15%)1 filing
  • 1,000 ppm to <10,000 ppm (1%)1 filing

All 2 filings

RL00035AALPINE
Where in the product,
ASSY,U.FL-2LPHF6N2
What it is doing,
Insulators
Compound,
poly(tetrafluoroethylene-co-hexafluoropropylene) (FEP) (CAS 25067-11-2)
How much the filer reports,
10,000 ppm to <150,000 ppm (15%)

Contents code 09-24492Z07 · Minnesota disclosure MN-JFZGKK1 · published 2026-09-12

RL00035AALPINE
Where in the product,
ASSY,LYS-M9750-FUL
What it is doing,
Other
Compound,
poly(tetrafluoroethylene) (PTFE) (CAS 9002-84-0)
How much the filer reports,
1,000 ppm to <10,000 ppm (1%)

Contents code 50-14386Z04 · Minnesota disclosure MN-JFZGKK1 · published 2026-09-12

Other companies that have filed

Source, manufacturer filings made to the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency under the state’s PFAS in Products law and published through PRISM, run by the Interstate Chemicals Clearinghouse. These are the manufacturers’ own statements, not our grades and not laboratory results. A filing covers the product as sold in Minnesota and says nothing about products or formulations the company did not file. Reporting was still open when this was pulled, so absence from the set is not evidence a product is PFAS-free.