Huangshi Sait has once again obtained E‑Mark certification and the corresponding certificate.

Summary: E‑Mark certification is a regulatory system established by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) to oversee vehicles and vehicle components entering the markets of its member countries. To safeguard public safety and prevent economic disruption, importing countries or regions have enacted numerous stringent technical standards, quality requirements, and environmental regulations—E‑Mark certification being one of them. Vehicle‑component exporters frequently encounter situations where overseas customers are interested in their products but, upon inquiry, ask whether the products have obtained E‑Mark certification.

　　E‑Mark certification is a regulatory system established by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) to oversee vehicles and vehicle components entering the markets of its member countries. To safeguard public safety and mitigate potential economic disruptions, importing countries or regions have enacted numerous stringent technical standards, quality requirements, and environmental regulations—E‑Mark certification being one of them.

　　Vehicle‑parts companies engaged in export trade frequently encounter the following situation: when a foreign customer takes a liking to their products, they often abandon the order upon learning that the products have not obtained E‑Mark certification. According to the regulations of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, all vehicles and vehicle components entering the markets of its member states must pass the relevant E‑Mark certification tests and undergo a conformity‑of‑production (CoP) inspection, with the corresponding E‑mark affixed to the product; otherwise, the goods will be detained by customs.

　　The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe is not a European organization but rather a subsidiary body of the United Nations. At present, the Commission has 47 member states, representing countries from Europe, Asia, Africa, and Oceania; the European Union also participates as a collective entity. Consequently, vehicles and vehicle components exported to these countries or regions must obtain E‑Mark certification.

　　Since 2009, Huangshi Saite Friction Materials Co., Ltd. has been pursuing E‑Mark certification, with several of its products successfully passing the E4 tests and obtaining the corresponding E‑Mark certificates. In August of this year, the company once again submitted samples for testing at the Greentest Laboratory. Following an initial assessment and multiple rounds of review, it ultimately received an E‑Mark certificate jointly approved by RDW (the Dutch Vehicle Authority) and Greentest Laboratory.

　　This E‑mark certification application marks a significant advancement in the technology and management of Huangshi Sait Friction Materials Co., Ltd., while also opening up broader and more extensive sales markets for the company in international trade.

 

 

Keywords: Huangshi Sait has once again obtained E‑Mark certification and the corresponding certificate.