日本電子株式会社 WEEE＆RoHS指令を中心にした 製品含有化学物質
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3. 6 Massachusetts I O O O O 8 Coalition of Northeastern Governors CONEGI T ike UUW UU Ud 00000000 000000 2 O Oo i L L E 4a HE B 000000000000000 e DELL Lt LLL D 1000000000000000 0 000 0000000000 00004 10000000 mn k 3 B W 100 Annex 000 00 9 ooo OO ARO prn m C E3 OOO goo gag oo pop oo oo o g m mm oO S eS es mmi PR AeA ENS and EICTA support De request Of considering the use of Tin lead plating in Fine Pitch flexible applications AeA Europe support the reguest for exemption for lead in plating lron Nickel Alloy fine pitch electronic components AeA Europe support the request for an exemption for lead solder used to create a viable connection between aluminium wire and copper in high temperature appli
4. LI homogeneous Materials cJE OL 1 WEEE Directive Waste electrical electronic equipment 2002 96 EC O OOOO O 0000 CB LU OLO O OOL Mm E LE L 8 zi gs cJE OL m L m L 5 j e zin Qut waste electrical and electronic equipment or WEEE means electrical or electronic equipment which 5 waste within the meaning of Article 1 a of Directive 75 442 EEC including all components subassemblies and consumables which are part of the product at the time of discarding HUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU UWeee WEEE from private households means WEEE which comes from private households and from commercial industrial institutional and other sources which because of its nature and quantity Is similar to that from private households 00 000 000 UU Uu 11111 LI AR 72004 eS No Annex D 0000000 0000 00 000000 orl UJ L 10000000000000 20 BE _ M _ ume DIRECTIVE ON ESTABLISHING A FRAMEWORK FOR THE S
5. e Em L e 491010 2 11 250000 9 E LO E E E 9 O LO X X E Ud D LI DITS UG Globally Harmonized System GHS of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals 9 4 0 0 UL 0 0 0002100 wi x Wm i k PM HEBDO dO E D 1000000 2 1000000000 00 1 0 1 00100 1 00100 1 0000 0 1 0000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 10000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 10000 00000 10000 1 L 11 1 LI U DU EEUU UE L LI U u Bt 1 2 j emicals mdi M m Authorisation of 000000000000 00000000000000 1 000 OOO valuation and Gt LE Li unt gaa OTAN Cana DO 0020705 C103 6 o 1 1 0 1090 Ooo gt 5 11111 mJ egistratio
6. ETTING OF ECO DESIGN REQUIREMENTS FOR ENERGY USING PRODUCTS 00 d H pacti 9000071 000000 000000000 LL LL 6 1 11 BOON 0 0 0000 0 U EEC 259 93 0 00 O L 100000 OOO 00 L uu uu EMSI D 0 000 1000 elective Treatment UU 0 0 LI ANNEA II WEEE 00 OL EEUU DELE BE EE LLL L ib ELSE dH EL EE 11 t DOO 0 0 0 L LU 000000 0000 L Teatmen 000000000 000000 000000000 000000 29 ECOO 00 000 p s tve F a SEL LU D a E 0 96 59 6 e 7 ST ANNES _ s LL LLI LLI LLI mm C4 100000000 000000 67 548 EEC Juma m OO LI 0 L UUUUUL OOO LI L 0 3 G T SAFE DRINKING WATER AND TOXIC ENFORCEMENT ACT OF 1986 10 UU HU L Li OE O OL OOL wi m D CU O is m E D O gt s x O ICD CIC 9
7. Guidance Notes 2004 7 30 Homogeneous material means material that cannot mechanically disjointed into different materials Homogeneous material means a unit L he term homogeneous Is understood as of uniform 60 05 10 0 examples of homogeneous Materials would be individual types of plastics ceramics glass metals alloys paper board resins and coatings 2 ww AS AAAS UC na es p 0 2 Ney P hal ali CAE 7004 7 30 The term mechanically disjointed means that the materials be In principle separated by mechanical actions such as unscrewing cutting crushing grinding and abrasive processes 10000 unscrewing cutting crushing shredding grinding abrasive processes 05 ment Guidance Notes PN se L aOVE ud at 2004 30 Using these interpretations a plastic cover for example would be a homogeneous material if it consisted exclusively of one type of plastic that was not coated with or had attached to it or inside any other kinds of materials In this case the maximum concentration values of the RoHS Regulations would apply to the plastic On the other hand an electric cable that consisted of metal wires surrounded by non metallic insulation materi
8. WEEE 0 0000000 1000000000000 Supply Chain Management 00000000 2004 8 25 B pm 98 Official Journal 20031 20 130 MWEEE OO 2003 120 311 2004 6 ROHS 74010 7 5 Work Shop 2004 7 16 20048 7 200 E Consultation 10 29 200411 30 587 2004 80 130 O LI 01 2004 1 0 20051 10 mWEEE 00 0000000 2005 81 58 0 5 7 2 20046 IAG oll 100 TACH RoHSU DUO U WEEEL Lj RoHSU O O O L 280 6 RoHS JD LI 400 100ppm 1 000ppm Grey Area Products WEEEU LU gt gt EICTAL 26060 7U OUUU HOU UU UU Capacity Expansions and or Upgrades cJECOL 46164 20 76 Workshop E RoHS 1 Stakeholder Consultation E U UL LLU LI 70 1 0 00000 J TAGLI DL EIL UO LE BL DEI U 0 120 1 1 UU 020051 2 LI 1 1 BU RoHS 16 Workshop
9. als would be an example of something that is not homogeneous material because mechanical processes could separate the different materials In this case the maximum concentration values of the RoHS Regulations would apply to each of the separated materials individually A semi conductor package as a final example would contain many homogeneous materials which include the plastic moulding material the tinelectroplating coatings on the lead frame the lead frame alloy and the goldbonding Wires E anos ponn _ ni E 1 L 0 _ 0 00 10000600 D gt V Hand held Type EDXRF 750 1250ppm 1250ppm y Desk top Type EDXRF 1050ppm OK 1050ppm 38 Er La L 4 L 8 m m Odd 00X000 ili E E 0000 00 OON O O L EN1122 2001 E CP LU LI LI 5903856 41984 FEC 3 0717 EON 1 U 91 01 6 Producers of EEE could obtain an assurance from their suppliers that any materials components assemblies equipment provided not contain more than the
10. cations AeA Europe EICTA support the request made to the in Janua ry for an exemption for the re use parts containing RoHS restricted substances from old equipment placed on the market before 1 July 2006 in new equipment from this date Such an exemption would allow industry to re use rather than destroy components and products that have not reached the end of their useful lives In addition AeA Europe reguest an exemption for the use of spare parts for performance Improvement of electrical and electronic equipment put on the market befo 1 July 2006 30 3 RoHSI 0 10000010 i a 8 a mm L a Se s A gt E I u gt gt 5 a m 2 gt lt 7 maximum concentration value 0 1 by homogeneous materials for lead mercury hexavalent chromium polybrominated biphenyls PBB and polybrominated diphenyl ethers PDDE and of 0 01 weight In homogeneous materials for cadmium shall be tolerated 00000000 In any new electrical and electronic eguipment there shall not be exceeded a a maximum concentration value of 0 1 by weight in homogenous materials for lead ULL L mt TA DO wc
11. n U eO A to be submitted depending on tonnage 0000 100 1 10000 V 9 1 uti eT TT m m gt 170000 000 1000000000000000 safety assessment JU Chemical safety report U 75 7 L 0000000 67 548 EEC 8 L 1999 45 Ill CMRI 0 11 1999 45 EC O HL D E E HE B B EE E C E 00 20000 0 2 _ 0000000000000 000000 1 1 0110 HN 4 Lia Y L 4 L am W 000 i0 moo ee uel UU 0 00000 0 UAnnex 0000000 14 LI utl 2 RoHS Directivell Restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment 1 1 2002 95 EC Tran 5 Government Guidance Notes YW OST Va ava
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13. permitted level of any of the six restricted substances except where the application of any of those substances comes within the scope of the RoHS Regulations exempted applications Producers are required to keep appropriate records for a period of up to four years after the particular EEE product was placed on the market 41 J Ov mv IVA lt gt enne 4 E Eu E E P zi Producers of EEE to be placed on the UK market may wish to undertake their own analysis of the components or materials that they use their products either to verify supplier declarations or to establish the presence or otherwise of the restricted substances in those cases where no declaration is available Producers may employ any suitable analytical technique In order to establish that their products comply with the maximum concentration values of the six restricted substances The criteria for analysis will depend on the quantity of product put onto the market less for small producers than for large producers the relationship with suppliers the risk of a banned substance being present and the potential impact of that substance on the environment Producers must ensure that they understand and take into account any limitations of the analytical technique they use 42 further acti
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