Masstech offers lead free conversion program

Nov 3, 2005 2:16 PM, Automation Update e-newsletter

    

Masstech has announced its Environmental Compliance Information Solutions, a family of service offerings designed to help customers comply with changing environmental regulations.

The first service offering is the Lead Free Conversion Program, designed exclusively to help OEMs prepare for and comply with the European Union’s Restriction of Hazardous Materials (RoHS) Directive, which requires that all products distributed in Europe be lead free by July 2006.

The service helps companies assess current products to identify leaded components and provides recommendations on available options for lead-free replacement parts and/or product redesign.

Once the assessment process is complete and the new lead-free components have been selected, Masstech can then partner with its customers to secure the new components through its supply chain and manufacture the lead-free product.

For more information, contact Karen Vincent at kvincent@masstech-ems.com or by calling 781-938-9393.

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