Arcom has published information about its commitment to the RoHS and WEEE Directives along with some guidance for its OEM customers and end-users. A significant number of Arcom customers use electronic sub-assemblies to control products which fall outside the scope of the RoHS Directive. There are also certain products such as telecommunications infrastructure equipment which may continue to use lead-based solder. Arcom will continue to support these customers by maintaining production of lead-based products while components are still available. Customers who require RoHS compliant embedded controllers can quickly check the status of key products by the reviewing the Product Selection chart. Today, the most significant issue facing manufacturers of electrical and electronic equipment is making sense of the Directives, deciding whether your product falls within the scope of the Directives and then deciding what action to take. Arcom has compiled several web pages to serve as practical guidance for equipment producers – essential to help you plan your product strategy.

Link to http://www.arcom.com/RoHS_and_WEEE/default.htm