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What are Maximum Concentration Values (MCVs)?

April 26, 2017concentration maximum mcvs values

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What are Maximum Concentration Values (MCVs)?

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Maximum Concentration Values (MCVs) are limits set by the European Commission for each RoHS-restricted substance in the Commission Decision 2005/618/EC amending the RoHS Directive. MCV limits apply to each “homogeneous material” making up a product. Note that EU officials have stated that RoHS is considered to be a ban on the listed substances, and that any intentional use of those substances is not allowed. Other EU officials have stated that the term “intentional use” has no meaning in relation to RoHS.

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Maximum Concentration Values (MCVs) are limits set by the European Commission for each RoHS-restricted substance. The MCVs are: 0.1% by weight maximum for Pb, Hg, Cr6+, PBBs, and PBDEs 0.