Mattest (Ireland) Ltd Dublin t/a Mattest (Ireland)
Dublin 13, IE
Scope
EN 1097-1:2023
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EN 1097-1 Accredited Testing Labs in Ireland
3 laboratories in Ireland are accredited by INAB under ISO/IEC 17025 to perform EN 1097-1 testing. From the accredited scope text: “EN 1097-1 : 2011 / CSOP095 216 Aggregates - .12 Railway ballast: Micro deval co-efficient Determination of Resistance to Wear - Railway Ballast IS EN 1097-1 : 2011 including Railway Ballast - EN13450” “EN 1097-1: 2023 216 Aggregates - .12 Railway ballast: Micro deval co-efficient Railyway Ballast (Micro Deval) EN 1097-1: 2023 Annex A 216 Aggregates - .13 Resistance to fragmentation Los Angles Method” “EN 1097-1:2023”
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BHP Laboratories Ltd.
Limerick, IE
Scope
EN 1097-1: 2023 216 Aggregates - .12 Railway ballast: Micro deval co-efficient Railyway Ballast (Micro Deval) EN 1097-1: 2023 Annex A 216 Aggregates - .13 Resistance to fragmentation Los Angles Method EN
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MTS Ltd t/a MTS
Carlow, IE
Scope
EN 1097-1 : 2011 / CSOP095 216 Aggregates - .12 Railway ballast: Micro deval co-efficient Determination of Resistance to Wear - Railway Ballast IS EN 1097-1 : 2011 including Railway Ballast - EN13450 Annex E / CSOP095 216 Aggre
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Irish National Accreditation Board (INAB) is the primary accreditation body issuing ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation for testing laboratories in Ireland.
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