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17-4 PH ROHS compliant?

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musashi99

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Jan 20, 2005
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My company is working towards becoming ROHS compliant. We build load cells and pressure transducers as a result of that, most of our product is made from 17-4 PH (good spring properties).

Is 17-4 PH compliant with ROHS standards. I guess the possible issue would be the Chromium content of the 17-4.
 
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