Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 06 18:02:25 EST 2006 | stepheniii
Does the hardware in question actually have non-ROHS material in them or is it strictly a paperwork issue? Would you be able to buy the hardware and have a lab test it for the banned substances? If they are not there, I wonder how many you would ha
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 07 11:55:24 EST 2006 | muse95
Gould in Canada has been good - claimed they could do traceability to their suppliers. Fastenal is willing to provide RoHS hardware - no traceability to their suppliers though. Kanebridge seems to be OK, I think, for RoHS hardware. Armour Screw Co. i
Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 04 15:04:30 EST 2007 | samir
*SCOFF*... *GUFFAW* Any "literature" that you get saying that RoHS is actually BETTER for the environment, is probably "all made up" with fake data, charts, graphs, etc. (a fat guy once told me that, that's all I know how to do..make fake data, ch
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 12 11:39:26 EDT 2007 | rgduval
Stephen, I'm hoping that that was the wording, as it makes the most sense. The Td being what it is would tend to make me think that it's a process consideration, rather than a RoHS consideration. Far as I can figure out, chemically, the material m
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 05 10:58:59 EST 2007 | shrek
Mr. Long, me lad, I don't follow. You say stuff about RoHS and all the banned materials covered by RoHS, but what is your theory on how banned substances can get on a RoHS board if you are running both Pb and Pb-free on the same oven?
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 04 10:26:06 EST 2008 | billmeye
Is anyone aware of any white papers regarding the possibility of lead contamination on ROHS assemblies from using the same test fixture with the same test probes on both tin/lead and ROHS assemblies. We have customers switching over but we are still
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 18 14:01:47 EST 2010 | cl
Good Afternoon, Is this by chance a Pb BGA on a RoHS board? We had an issue with a Pb BGA on a RoHS board where we experienced "ball drop" on the Pb BGA. This was due to the heat required to reflow the RoHS paste. It was more than the Pb BGA could
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 07 07:55:36 EST 2011 | proteus
I have a leaded legacy board that I continue to make. I had a replacement for that board that was RoHS compliant. The compliant board was obsoleted. The legacy board has two parts that keep it form being made in a compliant manner. I found a coup
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 17 03:37:29 EDT 2019 | mahammansoor
Hi, I work in a Cable and Wire manufacturing company. We are currently working on an order of Automotive wires that require strict RoHS compliance. What are the RoHS compliance strategies that we can implement at the production line (PVC and Copper
Electronics Forum | Fri May 29 16:36:56 EDT 2020 | dwl
The Datasheet should be sufficient to show that the past is RoHS complaint. If you're trying to satisfy a quality auditor that doesn't really understand PCB assembly, you could try requesting a statement letter from the past manufacturer stating th
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