In many markets, third-party certification of conformity with safety and quality standards is mandatory.
As a signatory to the major European and international bilateral and multilateral agreements (CB Scheme) on mutual recognition of testing and certification, IMQ can support manufacturers in meeting the necessary requirements to obtain the marks and certifications they need in the markets they want to access.
CCC mark for China. CCC marking is mandatory for exports to China. Thanks to an agreement with China’s leading certification body CQC (China Quality Certification Center) and to the presence of one of its group companies in China (IMQ Certification Shanghai Co. Ltd.), IMQ can handle all the necessary procedures involved in obtaining the CCC mark.
CB certification. Certifies that electrical/electronic products conform with IEC standards, making it unnecessary for manufacturers to repeat type-testing by the notified certification bodies (NCBs) of other countries in which they wish to apply for product approval. With a CB certificate issued by IMQ and the mutual recognitions that IMQ has with other members worldwide, products can obtain electrical safety certification for over 50 countries that subscribe to the CB scheme.
Civil Defence certification for the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Oman and Kuwait. To gain access to these markets, many electrical/electronic products must be certified by a third-party body recognised by UAE Civil Defence, such as IMQ. Thanks to international agreements and the recognition it has obtained, IMQ can support businesses in obtaining the necessary certificate of conformity for the purposes of exporting regulated products.
G-Mark. IMQ is the only Italian body authorised by the GSO for certification and tests activities on electrical products.