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NISSEI GROUP GREEN PROCUREMENT STANDARD Ver.27
NISSEI ELECTRIC CO., LTD
Quality Control Dept.
Quality & Environmental System Sect.
1. Purpose
This standard was established to promote green procurement by delivering environmentally friendly
products to our customers and aim to contribute to the preservation of the global environment.
To achieve this purpose, regarding environmental management substances in the materials that make up
NISSEI products or materials used in the manufacturing are clarified prohibited substances and controlled
substances, established management method for materials, parts, products, and services.
We communicate thoroughly to suppliers and defined procedure to manage prohibited substances will not
be mixed when purchased materials.

2. Application scope
2.1. Applied sites
This standard is applied to whole collectively NISSEI Group, including:
NISSEI ELECTRIC CO., LTD. (NEJ)
NISSEI ELECTRIC VIETNAM CO., LTD. (NEV)NISSEI ELECTRIC MY THO CO., LTD. (NEM)
NISSEI ELECTRIC HANOI CO., LTD. (NEH)
NISSEI ELECTRIC (THAILAND) CO., LTD. (NET)NISSEI ELECTRIC (H.K.) CO., LTD. (NEHK)NISSEI ELECTRIC INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED (NEI)NISSEI ELECTRIC (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD.（NESG）
2.2. Application scope of materials/parts/products
Application scope of materials/parts/products.
①

Semi-finished products: Such as assembly parts such as functional units, modules, assembly board②

Parts: Electrical parts, mechanical parts, semiconductor devices, printed-wiring boards,
Packaging materials used by customer at their shipment:
Such as individual boxes, packing boxes, labels, printing ink･paints, wooden frames, trays, plastic
bags, cushioning materials, sheets, wraps, cardboard, tapes, cable ties.

③

Materials: Such as rubber compounds, pigments, resins, inks, wires, metal cores.

④

Products: Designed and manufactured by NISSEI Group⑤

Instruction Manual⑥

Packaging materials used to protect and deliver NISSEI Group’s products but not used by customers
for shipment:
Such as individual boxes, packing boxes, labels, printing ink･paints, wooden frames, trays, plastic
bags, cushioning materials, sheets, wraps, cardboards, tapes, cable ties.
⑦ is applied for RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU Annex II amended by Directive (EU)2015/863.
Packaging materials used to deliver and protect products procured by NISSEI Group, and being
discarded at NISSEI Group.
Within "Sub-material & consumable", "Equipment" and "Manufacturing equipment and jig" used in
the production process excluding the above ⑥, something that touch products.
"Sub-materials & consumables" means material that are used in production process but are not used

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in the product, and one-time use or the amount decreases per use：
Such as abrasive papers, abrasives, cleaning agents, treatment agents, tapes, rubber gloves, finger
sacks, non-woven fabrics, brushes.
"Equipment" means something that can be used repeatedly for a long time without changing theirshape, and that have useful life one year or more.
Such as shelves, work desks, trays, containers, solvent containers.
2.3. Exemption
It is excluded for the articles which are sale outside such as office equipment, building materials.

3.

Definition of terms
Table 3-1 Terms
Term

Definition
Substances contained in parts and devices, which are determined significant
environmental impact on both humans and the global environment, notified tosuppliers by NISSEI Group.
Prohibited substances: Substances that are prohibited from use by current laws orcustomer requirements. refer Table 4-1-1①②③
Controlled substances: chemSHERPA controlled substances other than the aboveprohibited substances. Substances that are not prohibited but content amount needs
to be grasped.
Mean that substances are added to, filled in, mixed in or adhered to parts or
homogeneous materials constituting products regardless of whether or notintentional.
(Including case of unintentionally mixed or attached to product in the process)In case of multiple purchases, regarding the maximum quantity of what contained
are reported.
Substances that are contained in natural material and cannot be removed by thecurrent industrial technologies in the production process or substances that arecannot be removed by the current industrial technologies in the process ofsynthesis.
Mean that based on the performance or customer requirement, if must be usingmaterials containing environmental management substances (prohibited
substances), should be ensure that the materials from receiving process to shipping
process will not be mixed with other materials or products.
Products containing Class I and II Designed Chemical Substances more than 1%
by weight (or Specified Class I Designed Chemical Substances more than 0.1% byweight) of Japan PRTR Law must submit an MSDS. In addition, chemicals, dyes,
paints, solvents…also required to submit.

①

Environmental
management
substances②

Contain③

Impurities④

Quarantine
operation

⑤

MSDS

⑥

High precision
analysis data

For high precision analysis data, refer item 4.2. Analysis method.

⑦

Controlled value

Is standard value for determining the notify to suppliers for correction if it has
been exceeded during incoming inspection or periodic inspection process.

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4. Environmental management substances
4.1. Environmental management substances
4.1.1. Prohibited substances
Stipulate in Table 4-1-1① based on domestic and foreign laws or customer requirements.
Regarding PVC, the purchased materials specified by NISSEI group are excluded from the prohibited
substances. In case of excluding, document notification is mandatory, and it will be specified in thepurchase specification exchanged with supplier. Even unintentionally, content must not exceed the values
in the Table4-1-1①. About analysis methods for RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU Annex II amended by
Directive (EU)2015/863, please refer to section 4.2.
Table 4-1-1①Environmental management substances – List of prohibited substances
Major
classification

Prohibited substances (substances that are prohibited from intentional use)

1 Cadmium and its compounds (Packaging materials: refer to table 4-1-3)

5 (*1)

5 (*2)

RoHS Directive

2 Hexavalent chromium compounds (Packaging materials: refer to table 4-1-3)

1000

800

RoHS Directive

3 Lead and its compounds (Packaging materials: refer to table 4-1-3)
4 Mercury and its compounds (Packaging materials: refer to table 4-1-3)
5 Beryllium oxide
Metals andmetalcompounds

Allowable Controlled
concentration
value(Less than (Less than Laws and regulations
ppm)
ppm)

1000

Customer demand

CAS No. 7646-79-9

intentional use prohibited

7 Trisubstituted organotin compounds (more than 0.1wt% of tin conversion)

intentional use prohibited
1000

REACH Restricted
substances

Prohibited contain

Chemical substances
control law

8 Dibutyltin compounds, Dioctyltin compounds*3

substances

9 Nickel and its compounds *3

0.5μg/cm2/week

10 Polybrominated biphenyls (PBBs)

1000

800

11 Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs)

500

12 Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)

Prohibited contain13 Polychlorinated naphthalenes (PCN) (more than 1 chlorine atoms)

Prohibited contain

14 Polychlorinated terphenyl (PCT)

BromineCompounds

REACH Restricted

1000(More than 0.1wt% of tin conversion)

Organic

RoHS Directive
REACH Restricted
substances

Bis(tributyltin) oxide (TBTO)

Chlorine・

800

RoHS Directive

intentional use prohibited

6 Cobalt dichloride *9

CAS No. 1304-56-9

Table 4-1-1②

15 Short-chain chlorinated paraffins (SCCP) (C10-C13)
16 Medium-chain chlorinated paraffins (MCCP) (C14-C17)
17 Hexabromocyclododecane
18 Hexachlorobenzene

400

REACH Restricted
substances
RoHS Directive
RoHS Directive
EU POPs Regulation
TSCA
Class 1 Chemical
substances control law
POPs Convention

REACH Restricted
substances
EU POPS Regulation
intentional use prohibitedClass 1 Chemical
1000
substances control law
50

1000

POPs Convention

Class 1 Chemical
intentional use prohibited
substances control law
100
EU POPs Regulation
Class 1 Chemical
intentional use prohibited
substances control law

19 Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)

intentional use prohibited

Customer demand

20 Chlorinated organic solvent

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21 Tris (2-chloroethyl) phosphate (TCEP)
Tris (1-methyl-2- chloroethyl) phosphate (TCPP)
Tris (1,3-dichloro-2-propyl) phosphate (TDCPP)
22 1,6,7,8,9,14,15,16,17,17,18,18-Dodecachloropentacyclo [12.2.1.16,9.02,13.
05,10] octadeca-7,15-diene ("Dechlorane Plus" TM)
23 Perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) and its salts
24 Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), its salts
Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) related substances*6
25 PFHxS, its salts
PFHxS related substances *61000

US domestic law

Prohibited contain

POPs Convention

1000

Class 1 Chemical
substances control law
EU POPs Regulation

total 25ppb
total 1000ppb

EU POPs Regulation*6

intentional use prohibited

Intentional use prohibitedClass 1 Chemical
andsubstances control law
total 25ppb
REACH Regulation
total 1000ppb

26 PFHxA, its salts
PFHxA related substances *6

total 25ppb
total 1000ppb

REACH Regulation

27 PFCAs(C9-C14), its salts
PFCAs(C9-C14) related substances *6

total 25ppb
total 260ppb

REACH Restricted
Substances

intentional use prohibited

POPs Convention

intentional use prohibited

TSCA SNUR

28 PFCAs(C9-C21), its salts
PFCAs(C9-C21) related substances *6
29 Long-Chain Perfluoroalkyl carboxylate (LCPFAC)
30 Asbestos
31 Azo colorants and azo dyes which from certain aromatic amines *3(refer to table 4-1-1③)
32 2-(2H-1,2,3-benzotriazol-2-yl)-4,6-di-tert-butylphenol (UV-320)
CAS No.3846-71-7
Others33 Formaldehyde *4
34 Dimethyl fumarate

intentional use prohibited
1000
30

REACH Restricted
Substances
Safety & Hygiene Law
REACH Restricted
Substances

Prohibited contain

Class 1 Chemical
substances control law

Less than 0.1 in aerial

REACH Restricted

density

substances

0.1

REACH Restricted
Substances

35 Radioactive substances

intentional use prohibited

Reactor Regulation
Law

36 Fluorinated greenhouse gases PFC, SF6, HFC (Kyoto Protocol)

intentional use prohibited

Kyoto Protocol

37 Ozone-depleting substances (All substances described in Montreal Protocol
as CFC substances, 1,1,1-Trichloroethane, Carbon tetrachloride substances,
Halon, HBFC substances, Methyl bromide, Bromochloromethane, HCFC
substances)intentional use prohibited

Montreal Protocol

intentional use prohibited

Customer demandintentional use prohibited

Industrial Safety and
Health Law

40 Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) *3

0.5

REACH Restricted
Substances

41 Phthalate ester (DINP, DIDP, DNOP) *3 *7

1000

38 Benzene amine, N-phenyl-, Reaction Products with Styrene and 2,4,4Trimethylpentene (BNST) *5
39 Yellow phosphorous

42 butyl phthalate（DBP), Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP),
Benzyl butyl phthalate (BBP), Diisobutyl phthalate (DIBP)

Four
substances
300 *7
total 1000
Four substances
total 100 *11

REACH Restricted
Substances
REACH Restricted
Substances(RoHS Directive)
USA Model Toxics inPackaging Legislation

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1000

REACH Restricted
Substances

44 Red Phosphorus

intentional use prohibited

Customer demand

45 Isopropylphenyl phosphate (PIP(3:1))

intentional use prohibited

TSCA PBT

43 Octamethyl cyclotetrasiloxane (D4) *3
Decamethyl cyclopentasiloxane (D5) *3

46 Pentachlorothiophenol (PCTP)

10000

TSCA PBT

Prohibited content

POPs Convention

intentional use prohibited

TSCA
First 10 Chemical
Substances
Customer demand

49 Mineral oil aromatic hydrocarbons (MOAH) *10
Mineral oil saturated hydrocarbons (MOSH) *10*10France circular
economy law

50 REACH Authorization Substances ANNEX XIV

1000

REACH Authorization
Substances

Refer to GADSL *8

GADSL

47 2-(2H-benzotriazol-2-yl)-4,6-ditertpentylphenol (UV-328)
48 Pigment Violet-29

51 Substances Classified “P” and “D/P” in GADSL, that falls under prohibited
use/destinations.

*1 shows the threshold of plastics, gums, paints/inks, glass：solders are 20ppm, otherwise are 75ppm.
*2 shows the threshold of plastics, gums, paints/inks, glass:solders are 20ppm, otherwise are 60ppm.
*3 In Annex XVII of REACH Restricted Substances, the following substances are prohibited to use.
Dioctyl compounds:①Textile articles, gloves, footwear intended to touch with the skin
②Wall papers, floor materials③Children’s products and diapers④Two-component room temperature vulcanization molding kits
Nickel and its compounds:
Products intended to be in direct contact with the skin for a long period of time.
PAHs:
Rubber or plastic parts in components that come into direct contact with the skin or oral cavity forlong periods or repeatedly.
Phthalate ester (DINP, DIDP, DNOP):
Toys and childcare products that may direct contact with children’s oral cavity.
Azo dyes and pigments:
Textile, leather goods which may touch with skin and oral cavity for a long period.
D4, D5:Wash-off cosmetics.
*4 It is restricted for wood and textile products*5 Rubber excluding tires is out of scope*6 For fluorine group materials, confirm with the manufacturer that there is no concern for contamination
via the manufacturing process and raw materials.
*7 For Phthalate ester, consider the contamination risk caused by touch transferal and mixture of
impurities during processes such as stock, packing, transport, parallel production.
We may inquire about the management status of contamination.
*8 https://www.gadsl.org/*9 Limited to desiccant indicators.
*10 Limited to ② ⑥ packaging materials and ⑤ printed matter in 2-2.Scope applicable tomaterials/parts/products.
Aromatic ring 1-7 mineral oil aromatic hydrocarbons (MOAH) as concentration in ink :1000ppm
Aromatic ring 3-7 mineral oil aromatic hydrocarbons (MOAH) as concentration in ink :1ppm
Carbon 16-35 mineral oil saturated hydrocarbons (MOSH) as concentration in ink :1000ppm*11 Limited to ②⑥ packaging materials.

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Table 4-1-1② Allowable concentration and judgment standard
Substances nameAllowable concentration and judgment
standard. Value under the below standard

Controlled value
Value under the below standard
Plastic. Gum
80 ppmLead-free solder, electroplating
and material
450ppmOther metals
750 ppm

Lead and its compounds

Plastic・Gum
100 ppm
Lead-free solder, electroplating andmaterial
500ppmOther metals
1000 ppm(Exemption)
Steel
0.35 wt.%
Aluminum alloy
0.4 wt.%Copper alloy
4.0 wt.%Exempted application for lead in highmelting temperature type solder (alloys
containing 85% by weight or more), or leadin white glasses used for optic, or electricaland electronic components containing leadin a glass or ceramic.

Table 4-1-1③ Azo dyes that form any of the amine compounds listed
CAS NoAmin

60-09-3
90-04-0

4-Aminoazobenzene
o-Anisidine

91-59-8

2-Naphthylamine

91-94-1

3,3'-Dichlorobenzidine

92-67-1

4-Aminodiphenyl

92-87-5

Benzidine

95-53-4o-Toluidine

95-69-24-Chloro-2-Methylaniline

95-80-7

2,4-Toluylenediamine

97-56-3o-Aminoazotoluene

99-55-8

5-Nitro-o-Toluidine

101-14-43,3'-Dichloro-4,4’-Diamino Diphenyl Methane

101-77-94,4'-Methylenedianiline

101-80-44,4'-Diamino diphenyl ether

106-47-8p-Chlorinelike

119-90-4

3,3'-Dimethoxybenzidine

119-93-7

3,3'-Dimethylbenzidine

120-71-8

2-methoxy-5-methylaniline

137-17-7

2,4,5-Trimethylaniline

139-65-1

4,4'-Diaminodiphenylsulfide

615-05-4

2,4-Diaminoanisole

838-88-0

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4.1.2. Controlled substances
Controlled substances are “chemSHERPA controlled substances” excluding 4.1.1 Prohibited substances
and that need to be grasped. PVC and Red Phosphorus specified by NISSEI group are to be controlled
substances, please report it in chemSHERPA.
4.1.3. Packaging materials
Regarding packaging materials ②⑥ in 2-2.Scope applicable to materials/parts/products, in addition to
Table4-1-1①, Table4-1-3 shall also be applicable.
Among Table 4-1-3, excludes packaging materials that are discarded at NISSEI group.
Packaging materials in the table is not exhaustive. We may request a separate survey if necessary.

Table 4-1-3 Packaging materials (Handles, plastic bags, cushions, wraps, foils, trays, reels, ties…)
Substances: Heavy metals (Mercury, Cadmium, Hexavalent chromium, and lead)TargetEffective date of the ban on the delivery

Allowable concentration:"Less than 100 ppm" is determined as the allowable total-concentration of four heavy metals (cadmium, lead,
mercury, and hexavalent chromium) contained in homogeneous materials of each part, ink, or paint that
constitutes a package. However, allowable concentration of lead, cadmium in plastics (including rubber), paint,
ink part must also satisfy Regulations for "Cadmium and cadmium compounds" and "Lead and lead compounds"(Typical plastic parts: handles, plastic bags, cushions, wraps, foils, trays, reels, tape, magazine sticks (including
stoppers), …
(1) For hexavalent chromium, first analyze total chromium content and verify that the total concentration of
cadmium, lead, mercury, and total chromium is less than 100 ppm. When analyzing, the same sample preparation
methods as those used for cadmium and lead are applicable.
(2) In case of total concentration of 4 elements is more than 100 ppm, verify that total concentration of cadmium,lead, and mercury (less than 3 elements) is less than 100 ppm. It will irrelevant if total concentration of 3
elements is more than 100 ppm.
(3) In case of total concentration of 3 elements is less than 100ppm, analyze and confirm the present of hexavalentchromium in chromium, it is compatible if no detected hexavalent chromium.
Measurement Standard: method of analysis follow the methods specified in item 4.2

4.2 Analysis method of RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU Annex II amended by Directive (EU) 2015/863
About analysis standards, it must conform to IEC 62321.
Also, the analytical institution shall be an accredited laboratory responding to the IEC 17025.
5. Survey of chemical substances for purchased materials
5.1. Survey target substances
Survey target substances are prohibited, controlled substance and packaging materials that are determined by
NISSEI Group.
4-1-1 Prohibited substances
4-1-2 Controlled substances
4-1-3 Packaging materials

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To meet our customer’s requirements, we may request additional survey other than the above.
5.2. Survey target product name
Survey target product name is product that purchased officially.
In case of changing product name or discontinuing, please change the product name that is delivered to NISSEIGroup.

5.3. Survey forms
5.3.1. General purpose
Our standard survey is chemSHERPA (chemSHERPA AI or chemSHERPA CI) and Non-use warranty.
In case that cannot respond to chemSHERPA, please contact us.
For more information on chemSHERPA, please confirm to the website.
【chemSHERPA】https://chemsherpa.net/chemSHERPA/tool/

5.3.2. Relating to automobile (when we designate)
Regarding surveys for automobiles, IMDS and Non-use warranty are standard.
For more information on IMDS, please confirm to the website.
【IMDS】https://www.mdsystem.com/imdsnt/startpage/index.jsp
5.4. Cases of containing prohibited substances
For non-guaranteed part of Non-use warranty, it is possible to delete line, modify・add optionally wording. However,when adding or modifying, please clarify the changes.
Please fill in 「Adjusting at engineering dpt.」for products that are adjusting with Engineering Department of
NISSEI Group.
For substances that are essential for manufacturing the product and impossible to eliminate, please fill in 「Noplan」and indicate the reason.

5.5. Type of chemical substances survey
5.5.1. Chemicals investigation for new purchased materials【Necessary document】① According to 5.3 section② High precision analysis data (Necessary only for our specified materials)③ SDS (Necessary for corresponding materials)

5.5.2. Routine chemical substances investigation (once a year)【Necessary document】 ①Assignment form when having request such as Request for periodical environmental
investigation etc.

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5.5.3. Irregular chemical substances investigation【Necessary document】・If 4M change that affect the chemical substances, below documents are necessary:① According to 5.3. section② High precision analysis data (Necessary only for our specified materials)③ SDS (Necessary for corresponding materials)
5.6. Department in charge of environment investigation
Procurement Department is responsible for conventional materials.
Procurement Department or Technology Department is responsible for new materials.

5.7. Practical use of survey result
Various survey documents obtained from supplier will be used as objective evidence for our chemical substancesmanagement.
Also, it will be used for supplied information to create chemical substances survey of customer.

6. Requests for management of chemical substances contained in products of suppliers
6.1 Building construction of management system for chemical substances contained in products.
To accept products that comply with NISSEI ELECTRIC Green Procurement Standards, we ask suppliers tobuild, maintain and improve the Chemical Substance Management System (CMS) which help to understand,manage and practical use chemical substances contained in products.
Please refer to "Guidelines for the Management of Chemical Substances in Products (4th Edition)" on
http://www.jamp-info.com/dl published by Joint Article Management Promotion Council (JAMP) for
implementation item of managing chemical substances contained in products.
6.2. In case that supplier is a trading company
Please inform NISSEI Group Green Procurement Standard to the manufacturers of the items you handle andcomply with them on their own responsibility.
7. Contact information
Please contact to person in charge of each site as below:
Site

Contact information

NISSEI ELECTRIC CO., LTD. (NEJ)

Tel：0538-66-5161

NISSEI ELECTRIC VIETNAM CO., LTD. (NEV)

Tel：84-28-3896-0239

NISSEI ELECTRIC MY THO CO., LTD. (NEM)

Tel：84-273-364-2451

NISSEI ELECTRIC (THAILAND) CO., LTD. (NET)

Tel：66-44-335-530

NISSEI ELECTRIC HANOI CO., LTD. (NEH)

Tel: 84-24-3955-0045

NISSEI ELECTRIC (H.K.) CO., LTD. (NEHK)

Tel: 852-2317-0283

NISSEI ELECTRIC (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. (NESG)

Tel: 65-6231-2680

NISSEI ELECTRIC INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED (NEI)

Tel:

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Revision history
Version

Revision content summary

IssuedIssue

Approval

2006/6/29

Oda

Ito

2006/6/29

Oda

Ito

2007/5/10

Oda

Ito

2007/11/23

Oda

Ito

2007/12/04

Oda

Ito

2008/01/21

Oda

Ito

2008/3/03

Oda

Ito

2009/03/18

Akai

Suzuki2009/11/24

Akai

Suzuki2010/04/13

Akai

Suzuki2011/04/06

Akai

Suzuki2012/01/19

Akai

Suzuki2012/06/22

Akai

Suzukidate0

New regulation

1

Change according to revision of environmental impact
substances control regulation and environmental impact
substances instruction
Change according to revision of environmental impact
substances control regulation and environmental impact
substances instruction
Revision parts are marked with red or blue
In case of no changing of component sheet (MSDS) and ICP
data, required evidence documentation submission will
receive extension of 1- year validity period.

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3

4

5

6

7

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10

11

12

３．Clarification of no permission for intentional contain of
substances marked with ○ when explaining about useprohibited list ③ of item 3. Definition of terms.
Changing one part of environmental impact non-use
certificate.
Changing definition of prohibited substances in item of 3.
Term definition
Initially adding and integrity of item 4.1 Use-prohibited
substances
Changing to match with changing of item of 4.1 and 4.2
Changing definition of prohibited substances in item of 3.
Term definition
Initially adding and integrity of item 4.1 Use-prohibited
substances
Changing to match with changing of item of 4.1 and 4.2
Other: Correction of literal (6.1)
Changing level basing on purchasing prohibition period
Changing definition of prohibited substances in item of 3.
Term definition
Changing investigation substances and submission
documentation.
Changing required analysis data and responsible person
Changing investigation substances
Changing Nissei Group’s prohibited substances.
Changing investigation substances according to the second
announcement on SVHC substances of REACH regulation.
Changing Nissei Group’s prohibited substances.
Changing investigation substances according to the fourth
announcement on SVHC substances of REACH regulation.
Adding Nissei Group’s prohibited substances.
Changing investigation substances according to
the 6th announcement on SVHC substances of
REACH regulation.
Adding investigation substances according to the 7thannouncement on SVHC substances of REACH regulation.

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Adding item 4 - Analysis method of RoHS Directive
substance, delated banned period of delivery and main
substances to be displayed on item 7- Environmental impact
substances of ver. 12 to prohibited substance table-only
analysis method.
Adding investigation substances according to the 8thannouncement on SVHC substances of
REACH regulation
Adding phthalate ester, yellow phosphorous, redphosphorous of allowed target substances REACH into useprohibited substances, sorting and revising investigation
target substances
Adding 144 SVHC substances of REACH regulation into
investigation object

2012/12/21

Akai

Suzuki2013/08/05

Akai

Suzuki

Akai

Suzuki

Akai

Suzuki2014/12/25

Akai

Suzuki2015/09/29

Akai

Suzuki2016/02/20

Otani

Suzuki2017/03/07

Otani

Narihara

2018/02/28

Otani

Narihara

2019/03/08

Nakajima

Narihara

Moving red phosphorus from use-prohibited substances toinvestigation target substances
Adding 3 substances of Tris phosphate to use-prohibited2013/12/18
substances
Adding up to 151 substances to SVHC of REACH regulation
in investigation target substances
To review threshold of 6 substances of RoHS
2014/09/04
To added prohibited substances and surveyed substances
To added up to 161 substances SVHC of REACH regulationin Surveyed substances
Table 2.2 To added scope applicable to materials/parts/
products.
To added content to item 4. Environmental management
substances, to reviewed threshold of prohibited substances,to added laws and regulations, to reviewed controlled
substances.
To added limited use of prohibited substances and controlled
substances
To added controlled substances because of changed of laws
and regulations
Review threshold of prohibited substances and add GADSL
to the controlled substances of the exemptions added
Regarding RoHS analysis, add CMS request to changed
applicable standard notation in the 6. Term
Review the allowable content of Cadmium (Cd) in the solders.
Others.
Add restricted object scope D4, D5.
Add application scope・destinations of prohibited substancesof substances of classification "P" and classification "D / P" in
GADSL.
Change the standard form of chemical substance survey fromour form to chemSHERPA.
Add contents of Relating to automobile and Non-use warranty
in the Survey form.

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・ Tributyltin compounds, Triphenyltin compounds, werechange to Tri-substituted organotin compounds.
・ About Bis(tributyl tin)=oxide(TBTO), change fromthreshold 1000ppm to prohibition of intentional use .
・About PFOA and its compounds, change the scope fromether to related substances .
・Add PFHxS and its salts and related substances as prohibited
substances.
・Eliminate perchlorate from the list.
・ About DBP,DEHP,BBP, DIBP, the four substancesthreshold was changed to total less than 1000ppm.
Add 300ppm as our management value.
・About DBP,DEHP,BBP, DIBP, its threshold was changed
from each value to four substances total value less than
1000ppm.
・“Environmental management substances-list of prohibited
substances” changed to “Prohibited materials”, revised theterm.
・“Environmental management substances-List of controlled
substances” changed to “Controlled materials”, the term andsection 4-1-2 revised.
・Section 4-1-3 Packaging materials revised.
・About PBDEs threshold were changed from 1000ppm tototal value less than 500ppm. Controlled value was changed
from 800ppm to total value less than 400ppm.
・Added“Dechlorane Plus”TM as Prohibited substances.
・Red phosphorus was changed to Prohibited substances fromControlled Substances・Added PIP(3:1) and PCTP among the 5 PBT substances
promulgated with 2021/1/21 based on TSCA Article 6(h).
・Added UV-328 as Prohibited substances.
・3 Definition ②Contain
Added regarding how to report substances in case of multiple
purchases.
・Changed from “Halogenated Organic Compounds” to“Chlorine・Bromine Organic Compounds” at ” majorclassification” column.
・20 Regarding target laws and regulation in the column ofTris Phosphates column, changed from “US Vermont State
Law” to “US domestic law”.
・23 Regarding target laws and regulation in the column of
PFOA and its compounds column, changed from “REACH
Restricted substances” to “POPs Regulation”.
・26 Added PFCA (C9-C14)・27Added PFCA (C9-C20)
・46 Added Pigment Violet-29
・Added Red Phosphorus as voluntary report at 4-1-2
Controlled substances.
・Added NISSEI ELECTRIC (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. at
2-1. Applied sites.
・Added about packaging materials discarded at NISSEI
group in 2.2.⑦.
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desiccant indicator, and changed regulatory background to‘REACH restricted substances’ from ‘customer demand’.
・Changed ‘ Bis(tributyltin) oxide (TBTO)’ to ‘Prohibited
contain’ from ‘Prohibited from intentional use’・Changed ‘Polychlorinated biphenyls’ to ‘Prohibited
contain’ from ‘Prohibited from intentional use’・Changed ‘Polychlorinated naphthalene’ to ‘Prohibited
contain’ from ‘Prohibited from intentional use’・Added Medium chain chlorinated paraffins (MCCP).
・Changed ‘Dechlorane Plus ’ to ‘Prohibited content’ from
‘Prohibited from intentional use’, and changed regulatory
background to POPs convention from ‘customer demand’.
・Regarding PFHxS, added POPs convention as regulatory
background.
・Changed PFHxA to ‘threshold 25ppb, 1000ppb’ from
‘Prohibited from intentional use’, and changed regulatory
background to REACH Regulation from ‘customer demand’.
・Regarding PFCAs(C9-C21), added its salt and related
substances, changed regulatory background to POPsconvention from ‘customer demand’.
・Added Long-Chain Perfluoroalkyl carboxylate (LCPFAC).
・Changed ‘2-(2H-benzotriazol-2-yl)-4,6-bis(1,1dimethylethyl) (UV-320)’ to ‘Prohibited contain’ from
‘Prohibited from intentional use’・Regarding UV-328, changed to ‘Prohibited content’ fromthreshold 1000ppm, and change regulatory background to‘POPs convention’ from ‘REACH restricted substances’.
・Added MOAH and MOSH.
・Regarding scope of 4-1-3.Packaging material, limited to ②
⑥packaging material in ‘2-2.Scope applicable to materials /parts / products’
・Added NISSEI ELECTRIC (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. at 7
Contact information.
・Changed the description of "RoHS 10 substances" to "RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU Annex II amended by Directive(EU)2015/863"
・Regarding Short chain chlorinated paraffins (SCCP) , changed toPOPs regulation from POPs convention, change to “Class 1
Chemical substances control law” from IEC62474.
・Deleted RoHS directive from “Laws and regulations” ofMedium chain chlorinated paraffins (MCCP).
・Changed “Laws and regulations” of
Hexabromocyclododecane to EU POPs regulation from
POPs convention.
・Changed “Laws and regulations” of PFOS to POPs
regulation from POPs convention.
・Deleted packing material from the issues requiringconsideration about Phthalates contamination risk.
・Added threshold 100ppm of USA Model Toxics inPackaging Legislation to four Phthalate esters (DBP, DEHP,
BBP, DIBP).
・Added “Intentional use prohibited” to threshold of PFHxS
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Chemical substances control law” from “POPs convention”.
・Changed “Laws and regulations” of Formaldehyde to
REACH Restricted Substances from Germany Chemical
Prohibition Rule・Due to the change of department name, change to
Procurement from Purchasing. Changed the phone numbersof related companies at 7 Contact information.