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Dennis,
A document trail should be sufficient at present. UK guidance suggests
you might wish to verify on a sample basis. However at present there is
no way of easily checking.
XRF is yet not up to the task, however the XRF companies are developing
new tools to help address the issue.
XRF can only detect surface and skin level materials so will never be
able to do a 100% check.
The homogeneous issue makes it all the more tricky in determining
compliance.
For now I would look at getting your paper audit trail in place and see
how practicable testing develops.
Regards,
Chris
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From: Leadfree [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Dennis Bang
Sent: 14 June 2005 03:35
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Subject: [LF] Component compliance Check
Hi all,
We've probably discussed this few times but a question was just raised
to me
recently about who would be ultimately responsible for ensuring the
components are ROHs compliant. If the supplier says the component is
ROHS
compliant and provides a compliance statement, would this be enough? Or
would we as CEMs need to double check stock that arrives to ensure that
it
complies. I have been given a broshure on a XRF Analyser to check this.
Below is the website.
http://www.niton.com/LeadtestingPbmanufacturing.asp
What is others doing in terms of ensuring component compliance? Any
feedback
appreciated!
Best Regards
Dennis Bang
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