Environmental

RoHS compliance

RoHS, lead free legislation, directive 2002/95/EC restricting the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment will come into force throughout the European Community from 1 July 2006.

A total of six substances are primarily eliminated from electrical and electronic equipment (EEE), thereby contributing to the protection of human health and the environment.

Although RoHS is an EU directive, EEE manufacturers outside Europe must also comply with the regulation if their equipment ends up being imported into eu member states.

RoHS compliance declaration

which strives to support our customer and supplier base, has committed to RoHS compliance. In line with this effort, we will help our manufacturers and our customers manage RoHS presentations. The following are included in this management process.

Supplier Policies

Inform our customers of our manufacturer's RoHS policies as these policies evolve.

Part Specific Information: Notify the customer of specific part number compliance details as this information becomes available from our supplier.

Inventory management: assist in managing the transition from non-compliant inventory to compliant inventory (especially product pipeline management).

Market needs: Enabling our suppliers to understand the market and specific customer needs will enable them to respond more quickly.

Disclaimer

Please note that the statements contained on this page do not represent legal advice and their accuracy is not guaranteed. This material represents our interpretation of environmental legislation that has been adopted or is under consideration in various regions of the world. Before acting on this information, you must verify the accuracy of our interpretation with your own legal counsel.

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