The article provides an overview of the LV 124 automotive standard, which defines the requirements and test conditions for electronic components for passenger cars (up to 3.5 tons) with a 12V power supply.
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Non-intentionally added substances (NIAS) are chemical compounds that are unintentionally present in food contact materials (FCM). This article gives an overview on lab testing for NIAS.
The reusability of plastic tableware is standardized as UNE 53928:2020. This article provides an introduction..
An overview of what intentionally added microplastics are, what the legislation status is and how testing labs can help with microplastics-related concerns.
EU legislation limits the use of certain substances in products. What are some of the most important ones, in which products do they occur, and how to find a testing lab for such products?
Consumer goods with food contact - An overview on the regulations and tests you should know.
An overview on the REACH Directive and 4 questions to Dr. Florian Metzelder from lab DTNW.
What should be considered when it comes to CCC certification of automobiles and automotive components? Which Chinese GB standards are relevant here?
Is it possible to have a CCC certification carried out in Europe without having to find and commission a testing laboratory in China?
Was ist bei der CCC-Zertifizierung von Automobilen und Automotive-Komponenten zu beachten, und welche chinesischen GB-Normen sind hier relevant?
