What potential obligations are there for manufacturers of electronic components under the REACH regulations?
For manufacturers and importers of a substance:If a substance is manufactured or imported or if a substance or several substances in formulations are imported in quantities of more than one metric ton per year, then a European manufacturer of electronic components has the same obligations as a manufacturer of a substance. For manufacturers of articles:There are basically two obligations. If more than one metric ton per year of a substance is intentionally released from the article, then that substance must be registered, if this has not already been done by a third party. If the article contains a substance of very high concern (SVHC) as defined in REACH Annex XIV (as yet unpublished “candidate list”) above 0.1 percent relative to the product and if the amount of substance is more than 1 metric ton per year, the ECHA must be notified of this substance. If a substance as defined in Annex XIV is present in the product above a concentration of 0.1 percent, the manufacturer must proved the
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