Product certification is a system under which a third-party body confirms that a specific product complies with defined standards or technical requirements.
It is essential for consumer protection and safety, and serves as a key indicator for building trust and entering global markets.
Certification is generally issued through the following stages.
| 1. Application and Reception | Submit the application form and technical documents to the certification body |
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| 2. Product Testing | Test samples for safety, performance, environmental impact and related requirements |
| 3. Factory Audit | Conduct an on-site review to confirm whether the manufacturing system and quality control framework are in place |
| 4. Review and Evaluation | Review product test results and audit findings comprehensively |
| 5. Certificate Issue | Issue the certificate and allow the certification mark to be applied once final conformity is confirmed |
* Each stage may include technical documents, such as circuit diagrams and manuals, as well as safety testing by accredited testing bodies.
Third-party certification
helps secure consumer confidence
Helps prevent legal disputes
and safety incidents
Supports market entry
by meeting global standards
May serve as a preferred condition
in government and public tenders
We objectively verify the structure and sustainability of the system.
