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What is NYC FC § 2103.2?

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This section classifies dry cleaning systems and facilities according to the type of solvents used, categorizing them into five types based on their solvent classification. It provides a framework for understanding the different classifications of dry cleaning operations. Applies to operators of dry cleaning facilities.

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2103.2 Classification of dry cleaning systems and facilities.

FC § 2103.2

Dry cleaning systems shall be classified based on the use of solvents as follows: 1. Type I – systems using Class I solvents.

2.Type II – systems using Class II solvents.

3.Type III-A – systems using Class IIIA solvents.

4.Type III-B – systems using Class IIIB solvents.

5.Type IV – systems using Class IV solvents in which dry cleaning is not conducted by the public.

6.Type V – systems using Class IV solvents in which dry cleaning is conducted by the public.

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