Compliance Statement

ChipApex’s Statement on RoHS Compliance

This page outlines ChipApex’s position on RoHS compliance, the regulatory background commonly referenced by customers and suppliers, and the practical measures described to support the transition to compliant inventory.

The material is presented in a clearer format for ease of review while preserving the substantive direction of the original statement.

Directive 2002/95/EC

RoHS is referenced here as the EU directive restricting certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment.

Effective Since 1 July 2006

The statement notes that the directive has been enforced across the European Union since this date.

Scope EEE Compliance

The statement focuses on the restriction of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment and the related compliance expectations.

Regulatory Scope

The statement explains that RoHS is an EU requirement, but manufacturers outside the European Union may also need to comply when products are imported into EU member states.

Operational Support

ChipApex states that it supports both customers and supplier partners in managing the transition from non-compliant inventory to compliant alternatives.

Information Updates

The page emphasizes part-specific updates, supplier policy changes, market demand alignment, and the sharing of current RoHS-related information.

Overview

ChipApex presents this statement to explain its understanding of RoHS compliance and to describe how it supports customers and supplier partners in relation to lead-free and restricted-substance requirements.

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RoHS Background

RoHS is described as “Directive 2002/95/EC on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment.” According to the statement, it has been enforced across the European Union since 1 July 2006.

The objective described is the elimination of six hazardous substances from electrical and electronic equipment in support of both human health and environmental protection.

The statement also notes that, although RoHS is an EU directive, manufacturers outside the European Union may still need to comply if their products are ultimately imported into an EU member state.

RoHS Compliance Commitment

ChipApex states that, in support of its customers and supplier network, it is committed to full compliance with RoHS requirements. The statement explains that this commitment includes practical assistance for both manufacturing partners and customers during the transition to compliant inventory and related processes.

Support Measures

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Supplier Policy Updates

Customers are kept informed of manufacturers’ RoHS policy updates as those policies continue to evolve.

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Part-Specific Compliance Details

Part-specific compliance information is communicated as soon as it becomes available from suppliers.

03

Inventory Transition Support

Support is provided for the transition from non-compliant inventory to compliant inventory, including attention to product pipeline management.

04

Market Demand Alignment

Suppliers are kept informed of market trends and customer needs to support more timely and effective responses.

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Educational Resources

ChipApex states that it works with supplier partners to provide customers and employees with current RoHS-related information as it becomes available.

Disclaimer

The statements on this page do not constitute legal advice and are provided without any warranty as to accuracy. The material reflects ChipApex’s interpretation of environmental regulations that have been enacted or are under consideration in various regions. Before taking any action based on this information, users should verify the relevant interpretation and applicability with their own legal counsel.

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