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The RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) Directive restricts six hazardous materials in electrical and electronic equipment across the EU and UK. We help you assess your Bill of Materials, run due diligence and replace non-compliant materials — keeping your products market-ready.
The RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) Directive is an EU regulation, initially 2002/95/EC and later updated to 2011/65/EU, that restricts the use of six specific hazardous materials in electrical and electronic equipment (EEE).
It came into effect on July 1, 2006, requiring all applicable products in the EU market to be compliant. The directive has also been transposed into UK law.
Global PCCS partners with electronics and EEE manufacturers to assess Bills of Material, build compliant processes and replace restricted materials — keeping products ready for the EU and UK markets.
Talk to a RoHS expert →Maximum concentration value: less than 1000 ppm in homogeneous materials.
Maximum concentration value: less than 100 ppm in homogeneous materials.
Maximum concentration value: less than 100 ppm in homogeneous materials.
Maximum concentration value: less than 1000 ppm in homogeneous materials.
Maximum concentration value: less than 1000 ppm in homogeneous materials.
Maximum concentration value: less than 1000 ppm in homogeneous materials.
Thoroughly reviewing your product's components and materials to identify any substances restricted by RoHS regulations.
Educational sessions for your teams on RoHS directives, restricted substances, compliance requirements and best practices.
Establishing internal procedures and workflows to ensure ongoing RoHS compliance throughout your product lifecycle, from design to manufacturing.
Conducting thorough investigations into your supply chain to confirm compliance and developing long-term strategies to maintain RoHS adherence and mitigate risks.
Actively finding and implementing compliant alternative materials or components to replace those that contain restricted substances.
RoHS compliance is our craft. From BOM assessment and training to due diligence and compliant material replacement — we combine deep regulatory knowledge with practical, on-time delivery so your products stay market-ready.
Years of dedicated RoHS practice across electronics and electrical equipment manufacturers.
BOM assessment, training, process creation, due diligence and material replacement — all under one roof.
We close RoHS compliance gaps before they turn into market access issues or audit findings.
Every service is designed to protect and expand your ability to sell electrical and electronic equipment.
Proven workflows compress the RoHS compliance cycle from BOM review to sign-off without cutting corners.
Over 3,500 product BOMs assessed for RoHS compliance annually across our client base.
By outsourcing RoHS BOM assessments and supplier follow-ups to us, clients free their engineering teams to focus on innovation.
Meet RoHS obligations under 2011/65/EU and UK law with confidence across your EEE product range.
Rigorous testing and material validation ensure in-scope components achieve full RoHS compliance.
Meticulous RoHS declaration processes significantly reduce audit risks and delays.
Save 8–10 hours per product family so your engineering team can focus on innovation.
Proactive RoHS strategies and continuous monitoring reduce non-compliance risk and associated costs.
We identify and implement compliant alternative materials to replace restricted substances.
RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) is an EU regulation, initially 2002/95/EC and later updated to 2011/65/EU, that restricts six hazardous materials in electrical and electronic equipment (EEE). It has also been transposed into UK law.
Lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium, polybrominated biphenyls (PBB) and polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDE) — each capped at a maximum concentration value, typically 1000 ppm (100 ppm for mercury and cadmium).
RoHS came into effect on 1 July 2006, requiring all applicable products placed on the EU market to be compliant with the restricted substance limits.
A Bill of Material (BOM) assessment thoroughly reviews your product's components and materials to identify any substances restricted by RoHS regulations, so non-compliant items can be flagged early.
We help identify and implement compliant alternative materials or components to replace those containing restricted substances, so your products continue to meet RoHS standards.
Yes — we provide educational sessions on RoHS directives, restricted substances, compliance requirements and best practices, tailored to your engineering and compliance teams.
Partner with Global PCCS for expert BOM assessment, training, process creation, due diligence and compliant material replacement — so your electrical and electronic equipment stays compliant across the EU and UK.