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Brochure for Business Partners - Kyocera

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(1) Electroless nickel/gold plating;<br />

electrolytic gold plating; parts,<br />

materials and chemicals used <strong>for</strong><br />

such plating;<br />

(2) Lead that remains in plated parts<br />

on electroless plating processing<br />

(3) Optical glass; optical elements;<br />

(4) Glass frits; Cu particles produced<br />

in electrolysis;<br />

(5) Lead contained in the glass parts<br />

of cathode ray tubes, electronic parts<br />

[resistor, conductive paste,<br />

adhesive, glass frit, and<br />

encapsulation glass materials are<br />

included.] and fluorescent tubes<br />

(6) Lead contained as alloy content in<br />

steel up to 0.35 wt%, in aluminum up<br />

to 0.4 wt%, or in copper [brass and<br />

the phosphorus bronze are<br />

included.] up to 4 wt%<br />

(7) Lead in high-melting point solder<br />

(Lead based alloys containing 85 %<br />

or more lead in weight)<br />

(8) Lead in solders <strong>for</strong> servers,<br />

storage and storage array systems,<br />

network infrastructure equipment <strong>for</strong><br />

switching, signal, transmission as<br />

well as network management <strong>for</strong><br />

telecommunications<br />

(9) Lead in ceramic electronic parts<br />

[For instance, materials used <strong>for</strong><br />

piezo-electric]<br />

(10) Lead used in compliant pin<br />

connector systems<br />

(11) Lead used as coating material <strong>for</strong><br />

thermal conduction module sealing<br />

(12) Lead in solders consisting of<br />

more than two elements <strong>for</strong><br />

connection between pins and<br />

package of microprocessors with a<br />

lead content of more than 80% and<br />

less than 85% in weight<br />

(13) Lead in solders used <strong>for</strong><br />

electrical connection between<br />

semiconductor die and carrier within<br />

integrated circuit flip chip packages<br />

(14) Lead in linear incandescent<br />

lamps with silicate coated tubes.<br />

(15) Lead halide as radiant agent in<br />

High Intensity Discharge(HID)lamps<br />

used <strong>for</strong> professional reprography<br />

applications<br />

(16) Lead as activator in the<br />

fluorescent powder (1%lead by<br />

weight or less) of discharge lamps<br />

when used as suntanning lamps<br />

containing phosphors such as<br />

BSP(BaSi2O5:Pb)as well as used<br />

as specially lamps <strong>for</strong> diazo-printing<br />

reprography , lithography, insect<br />

traps,photochemical and curing<br />

processes containing phosphors<br />

such as<br />

SMS((Sr,Ba)2Mg2Si2O7:Pb).<br />

(17) Lead with PbBiSn-Hg and<br />

PbInSn-Hg in specific compositions<br />

as main amalgam and with PbSn-Hg<br />

as auxiliary amalgam in very<br />

compact Energy Saving Lamps<br />

(ESL).<br />

(18) Lead oxide in glass used <strong>for</strong><br />

bonding front and rear substrates of<br />

flat fluorescent lamps used <strong>for</strong> Liquid<br />

Crystal Displays (LCD).<br />

[Exceptions] Substances in equipment, tools, jigs, dies etc., when there is no possibility of<br />

their becoming contained in any products<br />

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