The industry-developed IPC-1752 can help you with issues and

requirements for supporting the collection, management and exchange of

information on the uses of restricted substances and materials in

electronic products. To give you the hands-on experience you need to 

utilize this document, IPC is holding a full-day workshop on March 16th 

in Dallas, TX.

The morning session, presented by German Avila of Synapsis Technology, 

Inc., will consist of a walk-through of the materials declaration

document, section by section.

Note: We encourage you to bring live data that you can use when filling

out the materials declaration form.

In the afternoon, there will be software demonstrations presented by 

InnovXSystems, E2Open, and Synapsis Technology, Inc.

For more information or to register for the workshop, go to 

www.ipc.org/MD1752.

We hope to see you in Dallas!

 

 

 

 

 


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