3 laboratories in Ireland are accredited by INAB under ISO/IEC 17025 to perform EN 1097-2 testing. From the accredited scope text: “EN 1097-2:2020 216 Aggregates - .17 Water content Aggregate Oven Dried method - Constant Mass BS EN 1097-5:2008 216 Aggregates - .18 Particle density and water absorption Wire Basket method 31.5 - 4 m” “EN 1097-2 : 2020 / CSOP093 216 Aggregates - .14 Railway ballast: Resistance to fragmentation Determination of Resistance to Fragmentation (Los Angeles Abrasion Value) Railway Ballast IS EN 1097-2 : 20”
Meath, IE
EN 1097-2:2020 216 Aggregates - .17 Water content Aggregate Oven Dried method - Constant Mass BS EN 1097-5:2008 216 Aggregates - .18 Particle density and water absorption Wire Basket method 31.5 - 4 mm BS EN 1097-6:2022 216 Aggreg
Cork, IE
Edition 4, 24/04/2026 Scope of Accreditation Head Office Construction Materials Testing Category: A Construction material/product - Tests Matrix/methodology (where applica
Carlow, IE
EN 1097-2 : 2020 / CSOP093 216 Aggregates - .14 Railway ballast: Resistance to fragmentation Determination of Resistance to Fragmentation (Los Angeles Abrasion Value) Railway Ballast IS EN 1097-2 : 2020 - Including Railway Ball
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ISO/IEC 17025 is the international standard for the competence of testing and calibration laboratories. Accreditation to this standard provides independent confirmation that a laboratory operates a quality management system and is technically competent to produce valid results within its declared scope.