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REACH Declaration: TE Connectivity | Where to find it and what it must contain

TE Connectivity (Switzerland) makes connectors, sensors, relays and cable assemblies. This page explains where their REACH documentation is published and how to tell whether the document you receive is usable.

Look up TE Connectivity on Fossick

Fossick locates published REACH and RoHS documents for TE Connectivity, records the issue date and the exemptions claimed, and tells you when one changes.

Where TE Connectivity publishes it

Start at https://www.te.com and go to the part number page, under Documents.

What to check in this category

TE publishes per part number material content rather than a single group statement, which is what an auditor actually wants. Pull the declaration for the exact part number on your bill of materials, because two variants of the same series can differ in plating and in the exemptions they claim. Copper alloy contacts commonly rely on exemption 6c for lead up to four percent by weight.

What a usable declaration contains

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Look up TE Connectivity on Fossick

Fossick locates published REACH and RoHS documents for TE Connectivity, records the issue date and the exemptions claimed, and tells you when one changes.