RoHS è una direttiva dell'Unione Europea che impone delle limitazioni all'uso di materiali pericolosi ai prodotti importati o prodotti all'interno della UE. Con la nostra piattaforma online, puoi prenotare facilmente le tue Analisi di Laboratorio e far sì che la tua produzione sia conforme alla RoHS.
I test di QIMA consentono di integrare i test di conformità alle normative RoHS nelle ispezioni dei prodotti. Assicurati che il controllo avvenga su campioni prelevati direttamente dalla produzione richiesta e non su campioni scelti da altri.
Ti verrà inviato un rapporto dettagliato che ti comunicherà l'esito del test di conformità alle normative RoHS.
Conformità RoHS
(RoHS) è un insieme di norme UE che implementano la Direttiva UE 2002/95 che impone limitazioni all'uso di sostanze pericolose nei dispositivi elettrici ed elettronici. Questa direttiva vieta di immettere sul mercato UE qualsiasi prodotto che abbia un componente elettrico/elettronico che contenga più di un determinata soglia di piombo, cadmio, mercurio, cromo esavalente, ritardanti di fiamma a base di bifenile polibromurato (PBB) e etere di difenile polibromurato (PBDE).
La RoHS riguarda qualsiasi azienda che importi beni contenenti componenti elettrici nell'Unione Europea. L'Analisi di Laboratorio di QIMA può aiutarti a prepararti, implementare e a conformarti alle norme della RoHS. I nostri servizi di analisi ti consentiranno di piazzare i tuoi prodotti sui tuoi mercati di destinazione in tutta sicurezza. Per scoprire di più sui nostri servizi terzi di analisi e certificazione per un'ampia gamma di prodotti, ti invitiamo a compilare il modulo "Ho Bisogno di Ulteriori Informazioni" sulla destra.
Test di Conformità RoHS
Effettuando l'analisi con QIMA, puoi integrare la tua analisi RoHS nell'ambito della tua Ispezione di prodotto. Assicurati che il campione provenga dalla tua produzione, e non sia un campione che la fabbrica vorrebbe che tu analizzassi.
Riceverai un rapporto dettagliato con il quale ti viene comunicato se il tuo prodotto ha superato o meno il test di conformità RoHS.
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