Only the Company that "Puts the Product on the Market" Need Register for WEEE
George asks: Will the venders of subassemblies and accessories of a computer need to register for WEEE compliance? For the case of a desk-top computer...
George asks: Will the venders of subassemblies and accessories of a computer need to register for WEEE compliance? For the case of a desk-top computer...
Paul Writes: Ron I attended your class earlier in the year in Anaheim, California. Since that time several questions have come up that I think you cou...
George writes: Our questions are about ROHS exemption annex 4. With regard to lead in solders for “servers, storage and storage array systems (e...
Friends, I teach numerous workshops and certification courses. I often find significant “math” resistance at these workshops, even when I ...
Folks, In the opinion of many, he contributed more to the welfare and development of the United States than many presidents. Without him there may hav...
Folks, In addition to working with my wonderful friends and Indium Corp and teaching statistics and manufacturing process courses at Dartmouth, I have...
Francis writes: Dear Dr. Lasky, I have read on several WEEE related sites that: A “producer” is an entity which, irrespective of the selli...
Chris writes, For purposes of exemption in telecom land, when the EU defines only the solder as exempt, does that really mean just the solder? ie, c...
Folks, A note was circulating around the internet last week that had many people relieved. Here tis: The government today confirmed that new regulatio...
Folks, A recent article in Business Week asks if design and innovation are commodities to be outsourced. Some notable people responded yes. I disagree...
Chuck writes: Dr. Ron, I make ceramic modules, so I am assuming that I am excepted from RoHS (See Annex 4.) My ceramic models use lead containing sold...