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RoHS testing is a laboratory test confirming that electrical/electronic products stay under the limits for 10 hazardous substances, including lead, mercury, and cadmium.

REACH governs how chemical substances and mixtures in your product can be used in the EU, with registration and notification obligations for certain substances.

WEEE is an EU directive placing registration, marking, and reporting responsibilities on manufacturers for what happens to electronics at end of life.

If your product contains an electrical or electronic component and is headed to the EU, most likely yes. If you're not sure, get a quick preliminary assessment from our compliance checker.

If your product contains chemical substances, paint, coatings, or mixtures and you're selling into the EU, a REACH assessment becomes relevant. Let's confirm your exact situation.

PFAS is a group of fluorinated chemicals used for water/oil repellency. ECHA is progressing a broad restriction, and we test whether your product carries PFAS risk, putting the result in front of you as a clear report.

Yes — electronic products in particular can fall under RoHS, REACH, and WEEE at the same time. We assess these overlapping requirements together, in a single process, rather than one at a time.

Timelines depend on the scope of testing, sample volume, and current lab workload, ranging from a few business days to a few weeks. We give you a concrete timeline at the quote stage, so you're planning against a real date, not a guess.

The sample quantity required depends on the test type — a RoHS screening and a PFAS analysis, for example, can call for different amounts. As a general rule, a reasonably sized representative sample of each part or material is enough; we confirm the exact figure once we scope the test.

We'll share the exact shipping address and packaging/labelling details once we've scoped your product. As a general rule, sending the sample with its original part or material label, protected against breakage or damage in transit, is sufficient.

A product description, a bill of materials, and any existing safety data sheet (SDS) are usually a good starting point. We'll flag anything else we need once we've scoped your requirements together.

We deliver test reports in English, with a Turkish translation on request, as PDF. The report is formatted so it can be attached directly as supporting documentation to your CE technical file or supplier compliance dossier.

Pricing depends on the product type, which regulations apply, and how many tests are required, which is why we don't publish a fixed price list. Send us your product details and target market, and we'll come back with an itemized quote.

We don't sell a certificate that isn't earned — whatever your report shows, pass or fail, you receive it exactly as it is.

Your report clearly shows which component or material caused the non-conformance. We work through what change, material, supplier, or design, could resolve it, and manage the retest if needed.

Yes. We treat the product and material information you share as sensitive, and we sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) on request.

Yes. Share the test report or technical file you already have, and we'll evaluate together what's missing or needs updating.