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Are you sourcing metal parts for electronics, medical devices1, or export markets like the EU and US? Then RoHS compliance isn’t optional—it’s essential.
Our manufacturing capabilities are fully RoHS-compliant and tailored to meet international standards from the first prototype to mass production.
What Is RoHS and Why Does It Matter for Metal Components?
RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) is a European directive that bans specific toxic substances2 like lead, cadmium, and hexavalent chromium.
This is especially critical for any metal part used in electrical or electronic products sold in the EU or many US states.
Which Metals and Finishes Are RoHS-Compliant?
Most raw metals like aluminum, stainless steel, and carbon steel are naturally RoHS-safe—but surface treatments can cause problems.
✅ Common RoHS-safe options3:
- Trivalent chrome passivation
- Electropolishing
- Anodizing
- Nickel-free or lead-free plating
❌ Risky finishes (often non-compliant):
- Hexavalent chromium
- Lead-based solders
- Cadmium coatings
How Do We Ensure Compliance in Our Production Process?
We integrate RoHS compliance into every stage of our manufacturing workflow, including:
- Pre-approved materials and coatings only
- Supplier certification verification (CoC, MSDS)
- In-house QC with XRF analyzers4 for random spot-checks
- Documented traceability for each lot
Compliance is not a checkbox—it’s a process we follow daily.
What Documentation Will You Receive with Your Parts?
Every RoHS-compliant order includes full documentation, which may include:
- Certificate of Compliance5 (CoC)
- Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
- RoHS Declaration of Conformity
- Finish process specifications
- Optional 3rd-party lab test reports (on request)
We make sure you’re fully prepared for customs inspections or customer audits.
Do You Also Comply with Other Certifications Like REACH6 or UL?
Yes. In addition to RoHS, we can support REACH, UL, CE, and conflict minerals declarations.
Our engineers help determine what regulations apply to your parts based on your industry and target market.
We’re your compliance partner—not just a metal parts vendor.
What Industries Rely on Our RoHS-Compliant Metal Manufacturing?
We serve compliance-heavy sectors such as:
- Consumer electronics (IoT, chargers, housings)
- Medical devices (instrument enclosures, brackets)
- Automotive (sensor housings, connectors)
- Aerospace (low-volume runs with strict traceability)
You’ll join hundreds of clients who trust us to deliver parts that pass inspection—without fail.
✅ Why Choose Us for RoHS-Compliant Metal Parts?
| Feature | What You Get |
|---|---|
| ✅ Certified Materials | We source only RoHS-approved metals and alloys |
| ✅ Controlled Finishes | Surface treatments validated for compliance |
| ✅ End-to-End Documentation | CoC, MSDS, RoHS/REACH declarations |
| ✅ Quality Control | Visual + XRF testing before shipping |
| ✅ Engineering Support | Compliance built into your part design |
📩 Need RoHS-Compliant Parts Now? Let’s Get Started
We’ve helped 300+ global companies get fast, safe, and compliant metal components.
Whether you’re building a prototype or scaling to production, we can help you meet RoHS and other regulatory needs.
👉 Upload Your Drawing for a Free Compliance Check
✅ Response within 24 hours.
✅ No commitment needed.
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Find out the specific RoHS requirements for medical devices to ensure safety and compliance in healthcare. ↩
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Learn about the specific toxic substances banned by RoHS to ensure your products are compliant and safe. ↩
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Discover the best RoHS-safe options for metal finishes to ensure compliance and product safety. ↩
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Explore how XRF analyzers are used in quality control to ensure compliance with RoHS regulations. ↩
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Understand the significance of a Certificate of Compliance in ensuring product safety and regulatory adherence. ↩
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Learn about REACH compliance and its relationship with RoHS to ensure comprehensive regulatory adherence. ↩
