Description

Why should you certify a product with us?  We always seek a solution of finding a way economically most suitable for the purpose of assessing conformity of a product with given requirements. For the purposes of assessing we do our best to find an optimum method – by testing in a laboratory, by imitating conditions of use, or by verification through theoretical calculations or by combining the said methods unless standards or regulations specify a particular method. Costs are always assessed from the point of complex costs for a particular customer, we take into account the costs of creating test samples, transportation costs, travel expenses of an inspector and last but not least the time factor. As an organisation pursuing its businesses in dozens of countries worldwide we offer our services globally.

High Quality Product Requirements

Assessing compliance with standard:  Product certification, should it be recognised internationally, is based on the condition that the product to be assessed should meet requirements specified and adopted in advance, specified as a rule in standards or other technical documents with which this product is to be in conformity. Assessment of conformity, which applies to a certain product, procedure or service, which is covered by the same standards, is comprehended as a certification of conformity with a standard. Requirements are determined to respect the standard which may be, under certain conditions, completed with requirements of particular parties, namely under the condition that they will be documented and published in a specified way.
Legislative requirements:  Putting products on the market is associated with a number of administrative duties on the part of manufacturers and importers. Legal regulations specify these duties. Each and every manufacturer is obliged to put on the market only such products which are safe. A safe product is the product which meets the requirements arising from a special legal regulation adopting the law of European Communities and specifying requirements concerning product safety or risk reduction in connection with the product during its use.
EC Declaration of Conformity and CE Marking:  Prior to the putting of a particular product on the market the EC declaration of conformity must be issued and the product must be provided with the CE marking. The manufacturer issues the EC declaration of conformity after successfully assessing the conformity of the product with requirements arising from technical regulations.
Industrial Branches and their Products

Construction:  Building products are considered by their manufacturer or importer as products to be permanently integrated into buildings as long as their properties may have effect on at least one of the basic requirements for constructions, permanent integration into a construction is such an integration when the removal or replacement of the products permanently changes properties of the construction. Typical products in the building industry:
– cement, lime, plaster of Paris
– steel structural shapes, metal sheets
– structural products of solid and glued lamella wood
– windows, roof windows, doors and gates

Machine industry:  The machine industry is a rather widespread and varied industry; this industry comprises especially machines and equipment, equipment generating and using mechanical power with the exception of aircraft, cars and stroke engines, agricultural and forestry machinery, machine tools and other special equipment. Typical products used in machine industry:
– machinery apart from machine tools and other special equipment
– lifts
– cableways