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Over the past few years, a number of new environmental directives have come out of Europe and Asia encompassing mainly the automotive and electronics industries. This is a requirement of the situation. The purpose of these directives is to reduce the amount of toxic materials entering the environment by limiting the amount of certain toxic substances allowed in a manufactured product and providing for the recyclability of the manufactured product.
The two major directives affecting industry are the End of Life Vehicle (ELV) Directive and the Restriction of Hazardous Substance (RoHS) Directive. The focus of the ELV Directive is to reduce the amount of heavy metals contained in an automobile and provide for the recyclability of automobile components. Companies today need designs optimized global, practical, solution-based services to help companies and their suppliers fulfill the requirements of environmental legislations and customer specifications, while ensuring an uninterrupted business flow during the enforcement of such legislations. ELV Compliance would imply tracing of level detection for the presence of lead, mercury, chromium-VI, cadmium and other trace chemicals using an extensive range of state-of-the-art instrumentation. And a comprehensive and on-going dismantling and treatment instruction documentation services to meet ELV requirements for provision to recyclers and dismantlers. Compliance can be a daunting. Many automotive companies today are struggling to manually collect, manage, track and analyze high volumes of technically detailed and complex information. Not only is this extremely time-consuming, but it's highly error-prone. So always consult an expert to meet ELV compliance standards most efficiently and effectively.