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OLD WORDING FOR
EXEMPTION # 8 |
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Materials and components: |
Scope & Expiration: |
Label: |
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8a |
Solder in electronic circuit
boards
and other electric applications except
on glass |
Vehicles type
approved before Dec 31, 2010
and spare parts for same |
Yes |
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8b |
Solder in electrical
applications on glass |
Vehicles type
approved before Dec 31, 2010 and spare parts for same |
Yes |
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NEW WORDING FOR
EXEMPTION # 8 |
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8a |
Lead in solders to attach
electrical and electronic components to electronic circuit
boards; lead in finishes on
terminations of components (other
than electrolyte aluminum capacitors),
on component pins and on electronic circuit boards |
Vehicles
type approved before Jan 1, 2016
and spare parts
for same |
Yes |
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8b |
Lead in solders in electrical
applications other than soldering on electronic
circuit boards or on glass |
Vehicles
type approved before Jan 1, 2011 and spare parts for same |
Yes |
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8c |
Lead in finishes on terminals
of electrolyte aluminum capacitors |
Vehicles
type approved before Jan 1, 2013 and spare parts for same |
Yes |
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8d |
Lead used in soldering on glass in
mass airflow sensors |
Vehicles
type approved before Jan 1, 2015 and spare parts for same |
Yes |
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8e |
Lead in high melting temperature type
solders (lead-based alloys containing 85% by weight or
more lead) |
[review in
2014] |
Yes |
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8f |
Lead in compliant pin connector
systems |
[review in
2014] |
Yes |
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8g |
Lead in solders to complete a
viable electrical connection between semiconductor die and
carrier within integrated circuit flip chip packages |
[review in
2014] |
Yes |
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8h |
Lead in solder to attach heat
spreaders
to the heat sink in power semiconductor assemblies (chip size at
least 1 cm2 of projection area; nominal current
density of at least 1 A/mm2 of silicon chip area) |
[review in
2014] |
Yes |
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8i |
Lead in solders in electrical
glazing applications on glass except for
soldering in laminated glazing |
Vehicles
type approved before Jan 1, 2013 and spare parts for same
[review before Jan 2012] |
Yes |
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8j |
Lead in solders for soldering in
laminated glazing |
[review in
2014] |
Yes |
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Five of these exemptions have expiration dates because viable
substitutions are expected to become commercially available by those
dates. The other five are scheduled for ATP review in 2014. Expiration
dates now apply to the date of EU type
approval rather than date placed on the market.
In addition, minor changes
were made to two exemptions whose
expiration dates are in the past. The exemptions now apply only to spare parts: |
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7c |
Lead in bonding agents for elastomers in powertrain applications containing up to 0.5% lead
by weight |
Spare parts for
vehicles put on the market before July 1, 2009 |
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15 |
Cadmium in batteries for electrical
vehicles |
Spare parts for vehicles put on the market
before Dec 31, 2008 |
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The labeling
requirement for three exemptions was dropped, but there is
no change in their wording otherwise: |
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13 |
Hexavalent chromium in absorption
refrigerators in campers |
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14a |
Mercury in discharge lamps for
headlight application |
Vehicles type
approved before July 1, 2012 and spare parts for same |
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14b |
Mercury in fluorescent tubes used in
instrument panel displays |
Vehicles type
approved before July 1, 2012 and spare parts for same |
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