RoHS Logo
A black wordmark reading "RoHS" in a bold, sans-serif style sits to the right of a green graphic mark. The green mark is a curved, elongated check/tick that sweeps upward and right, with a thicker triangular base at the left that tapers int...
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About RoHS
A black wordmark reading "RoHS" in a bold, sans-serif style sits to the right of a green graphic mark. The green mark is a curved, elongated check/tick that sweeps upward and right, with a thicker triangular base at the left that tapers into a slender curved stroke.
The composition is flat and minimal: a single bright green used for the tick and solid black for the text on a white background. The check overlaps slightly with the left side of the text, creating a compact compliance-style seal look.
What's in it: check mark
Shapes: wordmark curved check mark diagonal stroke
Style: minimalist flat corporate bold symbol + wordmark
Text in logo: RoHS
The green check mark visually conveys approval, compliance or 'eco-friendly' certification; the black wordmark gives a formal, regulatory tone.
Colors
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RoHS Logo History
RoHS stands for Restriction of Hazardous Substances, originally introduced as an EU directive (2002/95/EC) adopted around 2003 to limit certain hazardous materials in electrical and electronic equipment. The rules were updated (notably in 2011) and expanded in subsequent amendments to cover additional substances and product categories.
Frequently asked
What does RoHS stand for?
RoHS stands for Restriction of Hazardous Substances, a regulation limiting certain hazardous materials in electrical and electronic equipment.
What does the green check mark mean?
Visually it signals compliance, approval or environmental/safety conformity—used to indicate RoHS-compliant products.
Where is RoHS applied?
RoHS primarily applies to manufacturers and suppliers of electrical and electronic equipment to restrict specified hazardous substances in their products.
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