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1. Too og m peu Ela LIL I I 2 magum CIC LI GO oo 5 GH g ooog L3 E ala Ce L I Seo Ges rm Ee E LL Og aoa HA 1 L jr em ec p3 ee 008 O mm p220 600 4000200060 II II L I P A E 4 3 LI E a a 3 M A 94 IA sm e 7 4 LI OB LI 191 III 00 LI LI 000 HH a UJ ud L LI LI LI LI II LI LI Ud DB LLL LI II II LL t ut2. mm mm mue Ex i n mec cd 1 W EE gg 5 E 6 M _ Em TACU EL GEIL EE DO UE EE UO LI L A maximum concentration value of 0 1 by weight in homogeneous materials for lead mercury hexavalent chromium polybrominated biphenyls PBB and polybrominated diphenyl ethers PDDE and of 0 01 weight homogeneous materials for cadmium shall be tolerated UK 00000000 In any new electrical and electronic equipment there shall not be exceeded a a maximum concentration value of 0 1 by weight in homogenous materials for lead TI DD Homogeneous material means a material that cannot be mechanically disjointed Into different materials Homogeneous material means a unit 0 he term homogeneous Is understood as of uniform composition throughout so examples of homogeneous materials would be individual types of plastics ceramics glass metals alloys paper board resins and coatings Government Guidance Notes 2004 7 30 G1EC1GIGISIGISI ULS ter 2 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 It any other kinds of materials In this case the maximum concentr
3. 2 85 s gaz TRA a E m waste electrical and electronic equipment or WEEE means electrical or electronic equipment which Is waste within the meaning of Article 1 a of Directive 75 442 EEG including all components subassemblies and consumables which are part of tne product at the time of discarding 00000000 0000000000 WEEE 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 II II II II II II II II II III II III II III II III II IIIIII III I 22 VAV JE 5 LC 9 TE Bo DIK Government Guidar S 0107 7 304 7 AC1000v DC1500vf Annex 01000000 Ud II II II II II IIII II LI I I II IIIIIIIIII IIIIII I I 0 000000 or OULU Parts WEEE 0000 WEEESRoHSH 0 nj 1 D JUUUUUL WEEE ELV 00000 III II IIII II LLL gt 91 689 EEC Hazardous Waste Directive 25 FO AO lli D e LC nm o Ola Ma OO p o EE 0000000008 HHHHHHHHUHHHHHHUHHHHHL Be wem O
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6. E mm a m E gt I E 1 1 JE E d cn a um E E m LIM mm 1 Sos GNI m E 1 E LLI I L IL OS L ks Ee rs 2452 OD ooz Um F s m E 5 E e LILI M E OD 3 CC s MM an TITLE I GENERAL ISSUES TITLE H REGISTRATION OF SUBSTANGES TITLE I DATA SHARING AND TITLE IV INFORMATION IN THE AVOIDANGE OF SUPPLY CHAIN UNNECESSARY TESTING TITLE V DOWNSTREAM USERS TITLE VI EVALUATION OF SUBSTANCES TITLE VII AUTHORISATION TITLE VIII RESTRICTIONS ON THE MANUFACTURING MARKE TING USE CERTAIN DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES AND PREPARATIONS TITLE IX AGENCY TITLE X CLASSIFICATION AND LABELLING INVENTORY TITLE XII INFORMATION TITLE XII COMPETENT AUTHORITIES TITLE XIV TIILEXV TRANSITIONAL AND FINAL PROVISIONS 82 SUE ill Bh an ae 83 LL ttt I L Information to be submitted depending on tonnagel LI II UBL DU JUUL 9000 0 MU 1000 0 L ae 5 84 GU EE LELE TT Specif
7. 8 a II IIII Uo UU III 2008 1D II II DU D II U CHE 0000000000000 10000 120070 14000000000000000000000 50 gt UU UO 2003 90 80 0000000 Ban on Harmful Chemicals Affecting Californians Assembly Bill 302 AB302 Chan Wilma Chan 000000000 LI II II II LE ULL CL Pental Octal O Decal O UU UH 8 0 2008 111 10 LIIIII LI II LILILIIIII II II II II II II Reduce Contamination of Breast Milk and the Environment from the Release of Brominated Chemicals in Consumer Products UU O 8 8 Gig ELE 51 00000 UJ USAT D L B B UU UU TOG OO BL E Massachusetts TT CE ELE D UE BEL C L IL OILI ODO LIIIIIII II II II II II I 52 com E I JE nm H EN m E 8 JSS E E HO oo ooo m mm oe rat CI Sos I mn L3 EE d D m A 5 m LO O o O br Or SUE T OO Lr 3E3 5 O E mmm Siet e 4 2 RoHS 00 ET L IRE 11 LI D O P TT E a
8. L HHHHL LI LI LI LI JO JUL 31 ull JUL JUL L TT PIE Ir 1 s 3 3 LI ue H CV m EN O I Y Jr p H C 22 oo CA o H men o a m L _ OU UUUUUUU WEEE 0O 0 0 O0 UU 20051 80 130 0 UU L 2 ELE EL EL 32 GOOG HH t ULL A S 20030 120 80 000 EE a a GG E aa EE HHHHHHHHHHHHHL II II II III II I I II II II pp O O UOO OUL HHHHHHHHL 2005 8U 130 LI LI II LI UU I I L __ nn 33 8 8 8 8 8 58 58 Z 58 E ES Em E a a SW LI LI II II II II II O O URW NNEX VE I II I 0000000 67 548 EEC A L L HM I I H H O E mmm E Si El gd 3 7 m T TH E pa a SST 4 Globally Harmonized System GHS of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals JOPPE I I II II III II II IIIIIIIIII III
9. held Type EDXRF 750 1250ppm Failed E Desk top Type EDXRF J 1050ppm OK Failed LI 1050ppm 62 x C ICI SU ester FIR Test Method Model CC MS Mode Screening Model EPA 6200 10000 TETT 100000 Screening Inspection Analysis e 000000000 P004 3 E ble sis El LLL 64 C mm mm mm mm mm lt 55 a E oo 2 1 C Em e E Lx 0 mwa mm Dl O a HHHHHHHHHHHL E EL EL EL E CE CI CI LI LI Oo zeg 4 _ a E ss 0 0 L SS Em LA ng ei E s Producers of EEE could obtain from their suppliers that any materials components assemblies or equipment provided do not contain more than the 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 LI II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II _ R 2 _ Producer 8 ml gt lt w _ AA
10. 0 0000 WEEE amp RoHSI 00000000 L HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHL I 4 0000010 8 _ t o DENM Le Ce LOUUQUUUUUL 2 3 WEEE Directive 0 0 d RoHS Directive 8 I1IIIIIIII1 II II II II 6 LI D LI I I I gt pen Ar il Z m ze F WEEE amp ROHS OUO UL L HHHHHHHUHHHH DUUDUDDUUUUUUUUU LI II II II II II II III I ie EUDO 000000000 EG EE C Deg A HHHHHHH CUL Ll UUUUU III II III II III II III III II UU 8 8 II 8 UU EE Elek WE KM CI I I II III II II 00 0 19 0 000 II II I II III II II II LI JU UU LI 920000 LI 000 HL Spip UU EIE 100mg kgl EE 0000000000000 OOO OO D UL o LI I II III LI II LI LI emg kgr 000 LI Sibi 00000000000 CI uuu LI IIII LI II IIII II III I II sn gla Eg EE EE SG Eg 85998577 RT Technical Standards SS 259 Ver 3 LI II III II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII HHHL LI II II II II II II II II II II II II II EP olli L Lj ppm e HOL ppm UUL poor 8 1 I II 8 100ppm 0000 0 LI Sppm 8 8 I III IIIII II II II II II I I I EU RoHS um La SOR MAO EN
11. 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 in their products elther 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 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 6 LILI LILI LI L 68 JOY omponent materia Fe em x DD OKT CLELEL S a _HHHHHHHHHHL 0000 5000HHHHL 0000002000 00000 LI II II L 000000 dg ii HHHHHUHHHHHHHHL JO00000000000000000 ILIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II IIIIII II IIII II II L LI II II II IIIIII II IIII II III II II II III I Am _ __ 69 HHHHHHHL kr LI LI II II II II II II II LL LL UU II IIII II II II III II II II II 70 eJEOL i bes sm La s E EE E EE EF P EE E EE E E RN
12. s0000000000000000000 00000 HHHHHL GITT LI LI III II II II II II II II II II II II II II mWEEEI EEC 259 93 0 0000 LI II II II II II II II I II II II II II III II I I OO L B jill EMSH 0 0 00 8 eelectlv atment L e re UUUUU0 U UANNEXH WEEE 00 VVCLLIIII II II II 000 I LI II LI 26 95 00 000 U PCTII 0 tt O UUUUUU BILL 4 lt _ e Sp 11 00794 O 8 8 71 UUUUUUUUUUUL N NEA 00000000 PCB EN EN ES Ho E Om LS O ID O Ir EN 14 mu IQ cajas Ico CL ol O C LI m 1173 SS 3 OF N Og x O mm Lm ek CS Lr Big DID Em lea e EJ Au r9 C I I I L oaa ag 27 JUUL LI LI II II II III I II II II DO DIRECTIVE ON ESTABLISHING A FRAMEWORK FOR THE SETTING OF ECO DESIGN REQUIREMENTS FOR ENERGY USING PRODUCTS PA EA PA EEE o ouo ooo TL III LCA IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIII
13. CI a OR L I O cao 5 mm ooo Er _ c el oO cc N L L II I w E m E Ll EM L IL 1 _ ag L II IL I Ss a HC I 03 p pH i 1 5 LI II II II II II I IIII II II II II II II II II L 100 scemo LI LI LI II II II 3 E CO a Lo m ES oO LI OO SE ES L IL I LIC E O a t 3 O s o 2 3 Em 3 IO m LI elr Ou s LI I a EM pot of E ar 3 m ala L3 EM C o Taj ot r mm ie o go H O Ls L3 r4 lt OST Ge aaa H unos ae a oa EM E E E III III III II III DI JGPSSI LILHHHHHHHL 19000 HHHHHHHHHHHHHHL EU JEOL AO AAA I I II II RoHSH HH OG 000 BI ULL 20060 70 000000000 00000000000000 0000000 E 1 LI 10000 Cd 10000 100ppm PBB 1000ppm Put on the Market LI LI OL HII LI LI LU III L LIIIIIIIIIII IIII
14. II II II II II II II 0 XLI LI LI II ki La WEEEL 000000 HHUpgradeHHH 000 DEIER HHHHHHHHHHHHUHHHHHHHHIHHHL _ HHHLHHHHHHH OO DOODO OUO L JUL a HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHL II II II II II II II II II II III II Web CD ROMIJ 00 00 00000 0 ip Kb a i IIIS OTTO O HHHLHHHHUHHHHHHUHHHHILHHHH 20040 90 30 UU HHHHTOH 310 0 OL LI II II II II I II II IIIIIIIIIIII IIII II II II II II IIII II II II II PR I II II III III II III IIII IIIIIII IIIII E ELE E JUG HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHL E e E E T gt IP TOGO L E ma T 21 000 omme 00000000000000000 II HHHHHL ylHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHL DUUUUUUUU 42 aja iba il ECC 040 Joy OLI 000000000 10100 0 L 140 Ul HHHHHHHHUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHL 43 4 RoHS Directive 1 4 1 UUUUUOUUUUUU Restricton of the use of certain hazardous substances In electrical and electronic equipment Ba EE 299979399 2002 95 44 Dix Government Guidance Notes
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16. 2004 30 3 d OTI VECISTON T AC1000v DC1500v Annex 00000800000 I IIII 00 LII1II1IIIIIIIIIIIIIII II II II II LI I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII UO Parts RoHSH LI LI LI L 8 e PBB 00000000000 e PBDE 8 8 8 ICI L 8 46 UU HHHHL 47 ca Lap GE e q E 2003 UU GO GO D CI CI O 000000000000 UU LI OO II IIIIIIIII II III II IIII II UU End of Life Vehicles UUUUU UU 600 Ug e e e Ee E LO BR _ maximum concentration value up to weight and per homogeneous material for lead nexavalent chromumana mercury and up to 0 01 by weight per horrpoeneous material for cacm um shall be tolerated provided these substances are not intentionally introduced JULIO 60 Ug 96H 1100 1 500 2 000cc HULU 0 0 EH 118509 JU OOOO U0 800 UU UU UU UU tut ESOL LI II O 240 LI O UU 200 LIIIII10 GO II II BOUL II II II 09000 0 UU LI LI II II LI 20 II LIII II 00000 00 000800 LIIIIIII IIII II II II OOOO UU LI II II II II I I II LI II100 II II I I II II II II ISO 3 ELE CELE ELE HHH 1
17. I I II LIIIIIIII III I II LI II II II II II 10 2004 50 10 0 291 L JO LI LI 40 5 0001 20 48000 9 6 500 00000 100 4 000 II II II II II II II LI LI II LI II II UE II LI a 6091526 B 2004 5 16 10 2 1LI9LCIII99845743 E L LC s _ MECUVERAA AAA EU UU II II II II LI II First reaction of all people which asked was What is this Second reaction will have to ask technical people 13 ga ig i eg l p SU UU UUU UO O 2004 L a UU 2004 L DELE G O O O 2004 000 20041 8 c HHHHHHHHUHHUHHHHHUHHHHL 14 EE a A 950 00000 00000000000 958 ROS 8 8 UE LJ BE EE UU Ba EE WEEE 175 LI LI II II II II II IIII II II II II I II II tl HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHL HHHHHHL 15 II II II II II L HHHHHHHUHHHL Proposal LI I II II II IIII L WhitePaper LI II II II II II lli DL LIILIII II II II II II III II II II II II II II L UUUUUU 76 769 250 16 3 WEEE Dlirectivef Waste electrical and electronic equipment 2002 96 EC SS LI L
18. I II LI II II y I HHHHHL NM I 1 LI II II II 161 O O O 500 O WEEE U AM Era I as AAST si DO 20039 er 130 20030 120 310 E W Official Journal MWEEE 90000 HRoHS 5 1 1 20041 7151 Work Shop 20041 71 161 2004 7 200 Consultation 291 2004 7 WEI 20041 80 130 LI II II II IIIIII II IIIIII HHHHHHHHL 179 2004 10 BUK 2005 10 SUUUUUUU 20051 20 138000 MWEEE 00 0000000 20050 80 130 800115 II LI LI II 20061 YU 1L 19 HH 0000 O U _ II L ST s D SS um LE L 8 Ca 3 8 De oo H LL Oy E 4 LH E 63 GO eee 63 gt C L III EN Ho H coo mE m Fogo mm T CN N LO 00 21 SITU UU UU 8 UU UU 1 w _ ke auum 2 a ct 2 d 5 Der
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21. ation 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 materials 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 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 57 umu E mnt 1 la Las J J 4 6 gt 1 Es 8 The term mechanically disjointed means that the materials can be in principle separated by mechanical actions Such as unscrewing cutting crushing grinding and abrasive processes HHHHL unscrewing cutting crushing shredding grinding abrasive processes de soldering Government Guidance Notes 2004 7 30 Ml 0 OIDSTIDIITY Dreevee Su eet E 2 EMC LL 2900000 LI LI II II LI Component LI LI IL IE JE JE 0000 LI LI II II tl LI LI 7 4 3 ROHS U LI LI ET L LI LI LI SUIVIE TUTO as 5 sad Pal LL O 1000ppni L I Ke
22. ic provisions Tor phase in sub pr 85 d 24 LLL LLL LIL L LLL LELE LLL LL TL PIL SS Downstream user chemical safety assessments eu duty to m recommend risk reduction measures HHHHHHHHHHHHHHH LI II II III UU IIII Uo I E AnnexX 0 LI D HELLE LI C A ES IL ii WUUUUUUU EU LLL ELE EE HHHHE HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHL HHHHHHL e III 8 I IIIIIIIIIII IIII II III I 5 PBDE 8 PBDE 20041 10 0 10 PBDE 2005 10 1 0 00 HBCD Hexabromo cycle dodecan TBBPA Tetrabromobisphenol 201000 e UUUUDDUDUDDDUUUUUDDU 87 Ls LA LA La LA La d LH HHHHHHHHHHHH ou Sa 500020222 mima JOY UU 0000000 00 HHHHHHHHHLHHHL LI II II IIII IIII II I II II IIII II II I IIII IIIII I HHHL OO noong HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHL 88 HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH 300 00 weg E gt PE SPT OO DI E RR GU tL _ 3 3 3 a 3 og CV tc CE En mo 1 GO To CL o ccs miim o C ER On a Seme mE ge kale Im Cl 3 L GE E LL
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