Indian electronics manufacturers and solder users. This info is for you. After many years of discussion and policy making, the Indian Government rolle...
Folks, The following is a letter from Steven, my responses are in bold Dear Dr. Ron, I work in testing lab in Hong Kong. Recently we have received man...
Note from Dr. Ron: Kathy Hickey is a former graduate student of mine (Smith and Dartmouth graduate) who is a principal in NeoVention, a start up compa...
Doc Ron, Re: your definition of Producer: If I buy a Dell computer and re-sell it as an integrated, but separable, part of my product/system, are you ...
Folks, My friends at Indium put on another of their terrific Quickstart Workshops in Libertyville, IL this past Tuesday and Wednesday. In addition to ...
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...
Francis writes: Dear Dr. Lasky, I have read on several WEEE related sites that: A “producer” is an entity which, irrespective of the selli...
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, I continue to get emails daily from people hoping for a RoHS exemption. It is hard for me to be encouraging; although the RoHS directive does l...
I read your article “RoHS: The Fine Print” with interest. Your point about chromium in screw plating points out the level of detail with w...
Folks, My bimonthly column on WEEE/RoHS has created considerable email traffic. Surprisingly many people are hoping their products are exempt or that ...