08 Apr

Posted at 14:38h in

To begin the process, you’ll typically need: General arrangement drawings + certification drawings Material datasheets (for critical components) Sample product(s) for assessment Applicable test reports User instructions and installation guidelines Safety compliance evidence (e.g. intrinsic safety calculations) Valid ISO 9001 certificate (or equivalent QMS) We’ll help...

08 Apr

Posted at 14:36h in

Yes, in many cases. While it’s technically complex, combining audits has major benefits: Fewer audit days Less time coordinating teams Lower travel and administrative costs One unified report = simpler follow-up Let us know your current audit scope, and we’ll advise on integration potential....

08 Apr

Posted at 14:31h in

Any component located in an ATEX-classified zone will typically require Ex certification. Additionally, components outside the zone may still need certification if they play a role in ensuring safety within the hazardous area. Protective systems and interfaces are also commonly in scope....

08 Apr

Posted at 14:27h in

Not necessarily. If your existing instrument has a valid accredited test report, a full retest is often not required. We can assess whether your change impacts safety — and if not, we can accept the report and update the certification accordingly. This approach avoids unnecessary testing...

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