Testing

The activities of our laboratories are aimed at ensuring the quality and safety of products and prevent and identify any critical issues from the early stages of design and production to the market.

In our laboratories technical tests are carried out on components and finished products, in compliance with regulatory and legislative requirements, ensuring maximum safety and compliance.

Certification is one of the tools that contributes most to making companies competitive in the market. Issued by an impartial third-party certification body, it certifies the conformity of a product, service or system to the regulations in force and makes it clear through the display of a quality mark.

· For the manufacturer: certification then becomes a key factor in increasing the competitiveness of the company and the possibility of growing in the market.

· For the consumer: certification guarantees the quality of the product or service requested and its compliance with safety, performance and reliability specifications.

Certification

TRA (Toxicological Risk Assessment) evaluates the potential health risks posed by chemical, physical, or biological agents. It identifies hazards, assesses exposure levels, determines dose-response relationships, and characterizes risks to inform safety decisions (e.g., regulatory limits, workplace controls).

LHAMA (The Labeling of Hazardous Art Materials Act)
LAHMA is an important law that has a significant impact on the export of art materials to the United States. According to the regulations of 16 CFR 1500.14B8 of the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) in the United States, art materials should be certified according to the ASTM D4236 standard under the Art Materials Toxicity Labeling Act (LHAMA).

TRA/LHAMA