Environmental Initiatives
Accurate Technologies Inc (ATI) is dedicated to manufacturing high quality products that meet environmental regulations. The conformity statements below are based on information known to ATI up to this date. ATI will continue to monitor legislation from countries worldwide to anticipate and accommodate requirements as they may change in the future.
ATI is committed to helping create a safe, healthy and sustainable world for its partners and the communities in which it operates. This has resulted in ATI taking a hard look at its packaging practices in order to find ways to drive change towards a more sustainable future. ATI is proud to introduce its new packaging/bundling solutions that reduce waste and promotes material conservation in both primary and secondary packaging.
In an effort to support recycling and proper disposal of electronic devices in an environmentally sound way, Accurate Technologies will accept unwanted ATI equipment from our customers to ensure regulatory-compliant and environmentally-friendly disposal. Customers are responsible for shipping discarded equipment to ATI headquarters at the following address:
Accurate Technologies
26999 Meadowbrook Rd.
Novi, Michigan 48377 U.S.A.
Attention: Environmentally-Friendly Disposal Program
Upon receipt, ATI will perform proper disposal at no cost to our customers.
The Directive on the Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment 2002/95/EC, or RoHS, took effect on July 1st, 2006 in the European Union. This Directive restricts the use of six hazardous substances in the manufacture of specified electronic and electrical equipment. These materials are hazardous to the environment, pollute landfills and are dangerous in terms of occupational exposure during manufacturing and recycling.
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The RoHS Directive complements the Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive that sets collection, recycling and recovery targets for electrical goods to encourage consideration of environmentally-safe end-of-life disposal in the design of the product.
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More specifically, the RoHS Directive groups electrical equipment types into 10 categories. Two of those categories, medical devices and monitoring and control instruments, are excluded from the Directive. The EU determined that these products are manufactured in very small volumes and typically have a long product life. Accurate Technologies’ products fall into the category of monitoring and control instruments and are therefore not subject to the Directive.
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Accurate Technologies Inc. (ATI) has always strived to meet customer needs and works to comply to standards when practical and as necessary. To date, ATI customers have not required RoHS compliance, but it is possible that ATI products could be used in applications where they may affect customer compliance to RoHS. We continue to work with our customers to meet their diverse needs, including understanding legislation and ensuring compliance.
ATI has not only researched advanced assembly, but has investigated and tested greener processes and components. We are concerned about the environment for our customers and employees, and continue to monitor legislation from the EU and other countries worldwide to anticipate and accommodate requirements as they may change in the future.
If you have any questions regarding the RoHS Directive or any other legislation and resulting compliance topics, email ATI at sales@accuratetechnologies.com and add “Compliance” in the Subject area.
Accurate Technologies Inc. certifies that, to date, no products we supply to our customers meet or exceed the Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC) thresholds as currently defined by the European Union Regulation on Chemicals Initiative (REACH).
COMMUNITY
ATI proudly supports employee-driven initiatives that help local communities. ATI employees actively support causes that impact the quality of life of the communities where ATI and its families work and live. ATI helps support those causes that personally impact its employees. Small to large organizations, charitable organizations to local schools, ATI employees are encouraged to pay-it-forward.
ATI's 2025 Food Drive
Over the month of March in 2025, ATI held a Food Drive for a local food pantry. Over 700 items and 600 pounds were donated to Hospitality House.
The donated items were delivered to Hospitality House Food Pantry in Commerce Charter Township – just 10 minutes away from ATI's GTC – which helps local households in need Oakland and Wayne Counties and the surrounding Michigan communities.
Volunteers and Sponsors of SpartaHack V
ATI participated in the 2019 SpartaHack V at Michigan State University. ATI volunteers mentored at this 36-hour programming marathon competition. Students of all skill levels had the opportunity to get creative with tech, connect with peers and professionals, and forget the words "I can't." We look forward to seeing what these talented students create!
Proud Sponsor of the Novi RoboTitans
The RoboTitans were one of the 14 teams, out of a total 600 competing in Michigan, who qualified for the World Championship. They are also the only all girls team from Michigan to make it to the finals in 2020!
Keep up the great work RoboTitans, you make ATI proud to be a sponsor!
Preparing for the Future
ATI has provided products to local schools and universities, and more importantly, hires local student interns throughout the year providing these future engineers a high-tech STEM experience to help attract them to the industry and the area.
