US TSCA Certification

TSCA testing refers to the Toxic Substances Control Act, which aims to comprehensively consider the environmental, economic, and social impacts of chemical substances circulating in the United States and prevent "unreasonable risks" to human health and the environment. After multiple revisions, TSCA has become an important regulation for effectively managing chemical substances in the U.S. For enterprises whose products exported to the U.S. fall under TSCA-regulated categories, TSCA compliance is a prerequisite for normal trade.

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US UKCA Certification

On September 1, 2020, the UK Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy issued guidance on using the UKCA mark. From January 1, 2021, the UKCA mark will be used for products placed on the market in Great Britain (including England, Wales and Scotland, but not Northern Ireland). However, to allow businesses more time to adapt to the new requirements, the CE mark will still be accepted on most products until January 1, 2022.

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Robot CR Certification

CR certification is applicable to robot-form electronic products that can move autonomously and provide services according to preset programs. As long as they belong to the robot product category, they can undergo CR certification.

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Russia GOST-R Certification

In 1995, the Russian Federal Government enacted the "Law on Products and Certification Services," implementing a mandatory certification and market access system for goods. The regulation requires that products sold in the Russian market must obtain GOST-R certification. GOST-R certification, known in Russian as Сертификат соответствия ГОСТ Р, also referred to as ГОСТ Р certification, is a certificate of conformity confirming that products comply with Russian product safety regulations. GOST-R certificates must be issued by certification bodies or testing laboratories authorized by the Russian Federal Agency for Technical Regulation and Metrology (Rosstandart).

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