OMRON designates products that have met environmental targets through product assessment as 'Eco-products'. Products that satisfy even higher standards of environmental impact reduction are certified as 'Eco-label products'.

In fiscal 2006, OMRON revised the Eco-label certification criteria to cover the contribution to energy and resource conservation on the user side. Specifically, more detailed definitions of assessment items were given for products directly aimed at environmental contribution and examples of such products were specified. The new criteria were also made to apply to systems and software products as well.

In fiscal 2007, OMRON plans to set a new Eco-label product ratio target based on the revised criteria, and promote further efforts to create Eco-products.

Among the industry's first to eliminate RoHS banned substances

'Karada Scan' HBF-361 Body Composition Monitor with Scale

This monitor can measure subcutaneous and visceral fat percentages and skeletal muscle mass and is totally free from RoHS banned substances.

77% less power consumption while in use

K3FP Series Ultra-slim Signal Converter

This device converts a signal from the sensor into an output to the controller. It consumes 77% less power when in use compared to the conventional OMRON model.

56% less plastics in use

CJ1G-CPU45P-GTC Programmable Logic Controller

Designed to control various manufacturing equipment and lines, this PLC features a smaller design that reduces the use of plastics by 56%.

Estimated Environmental Impact Reduction by Eco-label Products