ExVeritas ATEX test facility accepted into NB ‘Partner Laboratory Scheme’

Apr 17, 2013 | ExVeritas News

ATEX test facility ExVeritas ATEX test facility accepted for Notified Body testing

ExVeritas have had their new expanded ATEX test facility audited and accepted by TRaC, A leading UK Notified Body for ATEX. Under TRaC’s ‘Partner Laboratory Scheme’ ExVeritas can now test and assess all categories of products under the ATEX Directive, with successful completion leading to ATEX Notified Body Certification from TRaC.

ExVeritas was formed by the former owners of an ATEX Notified Body and they have used their extensive experience to set up an extensive ATEX Test Facility including several environmental chambers and full explosion testing facilities. Highly experienced staff and qualified Project Managers ensure that testing is expedited so that ATEX Certification can be issued in the fastest possible time.

Sean Clarke, Director of ExVeritas, stated ‘ We have worked with TRaC over the last 3 years as Technical Associates, the combination  of the two companies technical resources produces faster Notified Body certification for our clients, adding our test facilities to TRaC’s will ensure even greater flexibility in scheduling ’.

Simon Barrowcliff, Director of Certification Services at TRaC, said ‘ I am very pleased to welcome ExVeritas to the TRaC Partner Laboratory Scheme. This network provides customers with much needed additional EX test capacity and an additional route to obtaining TRaC’s ATEX notified body certification’.

Our ATEX test facility is fully equipped and ready to go….Contact us now for no-lead time testing for ATEX (while it lasts!)

 

 

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