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Industry association · Belgium
Industry association · Belgium
Declared costs: €700K+ a year · in the register since 2009
Regulation on machinery products · Restriction of hazardous substances - evaluation
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SEMI · filed 8 Feb 2019 · source
SEMI, the association representing the global electronics manufacturing industry, welcomes the opportunity to comment on the revision of the Machinery Directive. AI technologies are already used in semiconductor manufacturing: Using artificial intelligence (AI) tools, today’s semiconductor fabs combine equipment know-how and manufacturing statistics to manage massive fault detection data, increase manufacturing…
Orgalim · filed 8 Feb 2019 · source
Orgalim’s industries represent a wide variety of sectors in the manufacturing industries, the vast majority of which are small and medium sized enterprises for whom the Machinery Directive is the core piece of legislation.
Orgalim · filed 16 Aug 2021 · source
Executive summary Orgalim represents Europe’s technology industries, a dynamic and highly competitive sector that relies on European Union harmonisation legislation for its success. Orgalim also acts as an industry platform (our Machinery Task Force includes stakeholders from outside our membership) and adviser to the European Commission on the machinery topic.
SEMI · filed 11 Oct 2018 · source
SEMI, representing the electronics manufacturing industry, welcomes the opportunity to give feedback on the roadmap. We see the following areas of improvement: i) RoHS and REACH inconsistencies; ii) global aspect of RoHS; iii) retention of Large-Scale Stationary Industrial Tools (LSSIT) and Large-Scale Fixed Installations (LSFI) exclusions, and importation of used equipment; and iv) the issues surrounding…
Orgalim · filed 12 Oct 2018 · source
Orgalime representing the European Technology Industries welcomes the opportunity to comment on the Commission Roadmap to evaluate the performance of RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU on the restriction of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment (EEE).
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