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Environment Technical Standards 2018-1-26 , BEM-1-06 H3 Edition / Revised Dept.: QA Environment Technical Standards 2018-1-26 , BEM-1-06 H3 Edition / Revised Dept.: QA Management Regulations For The Environment-related Substances To Be Controlled Which Are Included In Parts And Materials Revision History: Revising in accordance with the new standards such as Microsoft H00594 Rev. W, SONY SS-00259 Rev.12 and of our group company. G2 2.Updating Arsenic and its compounds and formaldehyde limit scopes. Yu Zhao 2013-8-5 3.Adding the controls of MCCPs and perchlorates. 4.Modifying the number of EU ROHS directive. 1.Revising in accordance with the new standards such as Microsoft H00594 Rev. AA, SONY SS-00259 Rev.13 and of our group company. Modifying Hexavalent Chromium compounds scope. H0 Modifying specific phthalates restriction scope . Yu Zhao 2014-8-11 Adding Fluorinated greenhouse SF6 to control list. Adding Chlorine flame retardants TCPP and TDCPP to control list. Adding Antimony and its compounds to control list. Adding EPS to control list for packing part. 1.Revising in accordance with the new standards such as Microsoft H00594 Rev. AA, DELL 6T198 Rev.A16 and of our group company. 2.Changing the control level of the particular lead and its compound. 3.Modifying specific phthalates DEHP,DBP,BBP restriction scope,and adding the control of DEP and DIPP. H1 Yuping Tan 2015-7-13 4.Adding the control of alkylated diphenylamines(BNST). 5.Adding the control of the flame retardant such as tritolyl phosphate(TCP) and tri-o-cresyl phosphate(TOCP) and tris(2,3- dibromopropyl)phosphate(TDBPP). 6.Adding the control of LCCPS. 1.Revising by the customers’ newest standards such as MS H00594(Ver AF)、DELL ENVO424(Ver A02-00)、SONY SS- 00259(Ver 15 ) and the latest international environmental laws and regulations. 2. Updating the definition of halogen. 3.Adding yellow phosphorus、PFAS、pentachlorobenzene、endrin、 H2 Renlai Yuan 2017-9-1 hexachlorobenzene、 TBBA、n-Hexane、Benzene newly to level 1 control substances,meanwhile,bismuth (including its compounds ) and BPA are controlled as level 3 substances. 4.Modifying the requirements and scope of phthalates, and adding new items of phthalates to the table 4.2b. 5.Adding an explanation 5 to the table 4.1. 1 Environment Technical Standards 2018-1-26 , BEM-1-06 H3 Edition / Revised Dept.: QA 6.Changing the previous table 4.2e to 4.2d. 7. Renewing the list of REACH SVHC list. 8.Deleting the reference and modifying the descriptions of limit in table 4.4. 9. Adding the CAS No of Sb2O3,TPP and red phosphorus into the item 4.3.2.2. 10.Deleting the previous additional document listing substances,and preserving the documents explaining contained substance,and adding the specific information of bismuth (including its compounds ) and PFAS to it. 1.Updating the SVHC lists. 2.Modifying the description of the "purpose"and the scope of application of this standard. 3.Moving the remark 3 and 4 of table 4.1 to” term and definition”,adding the explanation of remark 5,deleting the column of “category”. 4.The number of chlorine atoms in PCN is greater than or equal to 1,Deleting the contents of item 38,and modifying it for REACH restricted substance.Deleting the item 40 and meanwhile beginning the control of Magnesium and its compounds as well as red phosphorus ,modifying the description of item 37 for specific H3 Renlai Yuan 2018-1-26 organophosphorus compounds, changing the upper item of some substance from level 1 controls to banned. 5.Adding the table 4.2e to table 4.2,adding the detailed instructions of item 38.40.56. 6.Deleting the description of scope table 4.4 in 4.3,modifying the instruction of 4.3.2.3. 7.Adding the explanation of 5.6. 8.Modifying attached document serial number,adding some corresponding regulatory information in part6.1,adding the details of the substance to which it contains. 2 Environment Technical Standards 2018-1-26 , BEM-1-06 H3 Edition / Revised Dept.: QA CONTENTS 1．PURPOSE 4 2．SCOPE 4 3．TERMS AND DEFINITIONS 5 4. MANAGEMENT STANDARDS FOR ENVIRONMENT-RELATED SUBSTANCES TO BE CONTROLLED. 7 4.1 Environment-related Substances to be Controlled 7 4.2 Additional rules for packaging materials 26 4.3 Non-halogen product controlled requirement 27 5 . SPECIAL SPECIFICATION AND REQUIREMENT 27 6. ATTACHED DOCUMENTS 28 3 Environment Technical Standards 2018-1-26 , BEM-1-06 H3 Edition / Revised Dept.: QA Remarks：Copyright in this document is reserved for BizLink, including its confidentiality and trade secrets.Without permission reproduction is strictly prohibited , but can only be borrowed to a limited extent,and return it as required.,Copying in whole or in part is strictly prohibited during the borrowing process.Without authorization publicizing this technical standard or its contents in public places is strictly prohibited. Foreword The environmental protection of product has gradually become an influential factor to affect the global economy, and which is also the direction of electronic industry. As for our company, we have communicated about the control of dangerous matters related to environmental protect technology with several world famous companies . So in order to follow the related laws/rules and manufacture the excellent green products,our company establish this technology standard . BizLink Green Concept: Eliminating and preventing environmental pollution. Abiding by and enforcing environmental laws and regulations. Actively spreading the idea of environmental protection and being the green messenger of the environment. Contributing to the protection of the environment. PURPOSE： This standard refers to some customers’ newest environmental protection standards such as SS-00259 (SONY) , H00594 (Microsoft) , ENV0424(DELL) and the relevant laws and regulations like EU ROHS,REACH, POP etc.It defines banned substances, Substances planned to be abolished, substances outside the scope of the object in parts, equipment, etc of a BizLink product in order to Preventing their mixture to BizLink products Abiding by and enforcing environmental laws and regulations. Protecting the environment of earth. Achieving the mitigation of impacts on ecosystems. SCOPE： This specification is suitable for finished products and the following components and materials which form the finished products with environmental control. 4 Environment Technical Standards 2018-1-26 , BEM-1-06 H3 Edition / Revised Dept.: QA TERMS AND DEFINITIONS 3.1 The Environment Controlled Substances: Among the substances contained in parts and devices: “The Environment Controlled Substances” are the ones which BizLink judges that “They have remarkable impacts on both humans and the global environment.” 3.2 Management Standards The following three levels are used to managing. Management Definition Standards It should be banned immediately for use in parts and materials at this level from the Level1 substances to their usages. It should be banned during a not-long time for use in parts and materials at this level from the substances to their usages. Level 2 Once the deadline is coming,the substances will be classified at level 1.and the substance at level 2 must be reported,including the name of the substance and its’ content. Although there is currently no date target for the total waste, the use of the parts, the substances contained in the material and their uses are specified.it is judged that replacement parts can be established. The product which is judged to be a Level 3 substitute 、 developing material and substitute technology is changed to 2 grade, gradually realize the whole waste; If the components of the product supplied to BizLink contain a class 3 substance, make a report and propose a specific name and content of the substance 3.3 Exception: The substances and their use classified as Exception are those not regulated by or exempted from laws, or there is no substitute for the substance and the use of the technical Programme. 3.4 Contained: “Contained” is a situation in which a substance is added to, blended with, fills up, adheres to the parts or devices employed in products, or the materials used for the parts or devices, no matter whether the situation is intentionally created or not.(when a substance is unintentionally contained in , or added to a product in a processing process, this situation is also regarded as Contained) 3.5 Impurity: Impurity is a substance that including the following two types:One generated in a natural material, which cannot technically be removed in a refining process totally(i.e. natural impurities);and another generated in a synthesis process, the total removal of which is technically impossible. Additionally, in order to distinguish it from the main raw material, when a substance called "impurity" is used in order to change the properties of the material, it is also treated as "contained”.However, the substance called Dopant is intentionally added to manufacture semiconductor devices,but there's only a tiny remnant,so it is not treated as contained but as impurity .When the Controlled Substance is specified in this Standard, the concentration must meet the standards even if the substance used as an impurity, mingles with or adheres to parts or devices. 5 Environment Technical Standards 2018-1-26 , BEM-1-06 H3 Edition / Revised Dept.: QA 3.6 Homogeneous Material: A homogeneous material is made up of one or more substances(e.g. an alloy is a homogeneous material which is made up of a number substances).Per the latest EU commission guidance on ROHS maximum concentration values(July 2004), “homogeneous material means a material that cannot be mechanically disjointed into different material”. Homogeneous material consist a uniform composition or phase and include plastic,alloys,finishes,glass,ceramics,etc. 3.7 Date of Prohibition Of Supply: This indicates the date on which parts and materials are prohibited from supplying to BizLink.
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