WEB STATEMENT

RoHS Compliance
Policy Statement

The European Union passed the RoHS Directive on January 27, 2003. This Directive mandates manufacturers to design electrical and electronic equipment in a more environmentally friendly way.

Our component suppliers and manufacturers of electrical and electronic products are actively working on, meeting, or in some cases delivering products that meet this directive before the July 1 2006 deadline.
 
Norvell Electronics Inc. and its subsidiary, CTI would like to inform our customers and suppliers of the actions we are taking to ensure that we fully understand and comprehend the challenges presented by the enactment of the European Directive on the Restriction of hazardous Substances (RoHS) and the directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE).
 
Norvell has created a RoHS / WEEE Project Team to determine the impact of this legislation across our business and that of our suppliers and of our customers.
 
We feel confident that we fully understand the potential implications of this legislation, and that our component suppliers and manufacturers of electrical products are actively working with regulations by the required phase-in date of July 1, 2006.

We will be providing information as we receive it from our suppliers to ensure you have the best view on how manufacturers are complying with the RoHS Directive. Use the links below to go straight to each manufacturer's statements on the migration to lead-free components.