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Increasing trade and sales regulations within the United States and around the world has induced an increased demand for trace metals and trace metals speciation analyses. Further demand for specialty analysis has increased to maximize fabrication efficiency and hazardous waste minimization.

Applied Speciation and Consulting has collaborated with a number of product manufacturers and development companies to identify the safety of their products and how to minimize and treat the hazardous waste generated during the fabrication process. Due to the complex nature of some fabrication processes non-target metalloid compounds can be created which can require method development for identification and monitoring. The application of our scientists’ knowledge and experience can often significantly reduce the necessity and scope of investigative analyses which can ultimately save precious time and money.

The ratification of ROHS on January 1, 2006 has dramatic implications on the electronics industry throughout the world. The ROHS directive stands for “the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment”. This directive requires that all electronic components sold and traded in the EU meet regulatory limits for cadmium, mercury, lead, and hexavalent chromium (not including other organic compounds). Non-compliance to the ROHS directive can have significant financial implications for any electronic manufacturer and distributor in the United States.

If you have concerns regarding the safety or regulatory compliance of your product feel free to contact one of our project managers to find out how we may assist you (info@appliedspeciation.com).