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ADVISORY/Epson's Environmental Newsline Declares Solders Used in In-House Manufacturing Process 98.6% Lead Free.


Business Editors/Environment Writers/High-Tech Writers

ADVISORY...

--(BUSINESS WIRE)

         Commitment to Being a "Lead-Free" Company Yields New
          Manufacturing Materials and Strong Customer Support

WHAT:   Five years ago Epson established a goal to become a
        "lead-free" company. In today's issue of Environmental
        Newsline, Volume 2 (http://www.eea.epson.com), the company
        nears that goal and announces it is now using 98.6% lead-free
        solders for in-house manufacturing capabilities, and
        purchasing 40% lead-free parts.

WHY:    Epson believes it needs to protect the Earth's ecosystem
        through environmental innovation while delivering quality
        products designed for the future.

WHO:    Epson Electronics America, Inc. / Editors and Journalists

WHERE:  Visit Environmental Newsline Vol. 2 at
        http://www.eea.epson.com. For more information about lead-free
        solders see "The Road to Lead-Free Soldering" at
        http://www.epson.com.jp/e/cc/lead-free/index.html and
        http://www.eea.epson.com/go/aboutEEA/Lead-Free-Products.htm.

WHEN:   The commitment to being lead free remains a primary focus
        for Epson and that commitment will continue until it is 100%
        realized.


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 information-related equipment such as printers and projectors, electronic devices including semiconductors, LCDs and crystal devices, and precision products, including watches. Seiko EPSON is one of the world's leading companies of high-quality technology products that meet customer demands for increased functionality, compactness and energy efficiency with sales in fiscal 2001 of 1,274 billion yen and a workforce of 68,786 employees.
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