Suzhou Bureau Silk Laboratory passed CNAS accreditation

Suzhou Bureau Silk Laboratory passed CNAS accreditation

Recently, the Silk (Textile) Laboratory of the Comprehensive Technology Center of Suzhou Inspection and Quarantine Bureau received a new accreditation certificate from CNAS (China National Accreditation Service for Conformity Assessment). This certificate indicates that the Silk (Textile) Laboratory successfully passed the CNAS re-evaluation. This re-evaluation has a total of 24 expanded items (increased testing items) and 5 changed standards, which is the most expanded items in previous reviews. There are 15 on-site testing items, which is also the most subject to on-site experimental assessment in previous reviews. All on-site tests passed the assessment of review experts in one go. The Silk (Textile) Laboratory passed laboratory accreditation as early as 1999. After more than 10 years (two accreditation cycles), this is the third time to obtain the CNAS accreditation certificate, and the quality system document has been implemented in version E (fifth edition).

In recent years, the silk (textile) laboratory of the bureau has made great progress. It is one of the institutions designated by the State Science and Technology Commission for the testing and appraisal of scientific and technological achievements, and is designated by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce as a “batch acceptance of commodity inspection agencies related to consumer disputes” “one. It is mainly responsible for and undertakes the testing of various types of textile raw materials, textile silk, clothing fabrics, knitwear and other import and export commodities in Suzhou and nearby areas, and actively provides commissioned testing and appraisal services for import and export enterprises and social units. The laboratory is responsible for testing various textile safety and environmental protection projects (banned azo dyes, formaldehyde content, pH value, combustion performance, water pressure resistance, various color fastnesses, etc.) and routine testing (strength, dimensional changes, various fibers) in accordance with relevant standards. Content, pilling, etc.) items.

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