Why is lead-free necessary? RoHS-compliant materials basic data collection technical application edition.

The second installment of the "Can't Ask Now" series! Revised to include the basics of the RoHS directive and a comparison table of the properties and components of brass and bronze materials! 【*Includes explanations and comparison table】

Our company, which manufactures metal materials from material procurement to consistent production, is currently facing the issue of the 'RoHS Directive.' We are offering a condensed booklet that summarizes the current situation and industry knowledge regarding this topic, titled 'Why is Lead-Free Necessary? RoHS-Compliant Materials Basic Data Collection - Technical Application Edition,' for free. This time, we have reflected the voices often heard from the production technology and development/design departments, supervised by our technical department, including: ● Comparison table of 'Characteristics' between brass-based materials and bronze-based materials ● Comparison table of 'Components' between brass-based materials and bronze-based materials These two tables are included! They are designed to allow you to compare the components and characteristics of the materials you are currently using, so please make good use of them! Leveraging our strength of consistent production from raw material procurement to processing, we are currently selling various lead-free materials and the lead-free brass material 'SI-BRASS' as new products! If you are interested in these products, please feel free to contact us! [Contents Included] ■ What is the RoHS Directive? ■ Regulated substances under the RoHS2 Directive ■ Why is lead-free necessary? ■ What will happen to the RoHS Directive in the future? ■ Introduction of copper alloy lead-free materials *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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