ITS Testing Services (UK)
Lancashire, GB
Scope
ISO 6530 :2005 Physical Testing TOYS Tension test BS EN 71-1:2014 +A1 :2018, Clause 8.4.2.1 Fire Test Flammability BS EN 71-2:2020 Physical Testing FOOTWEAR Colour fastness to Rubbing BS EN ISO
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ISO 6530 Accredited Testing Labs in United Kingdom
2 laboratories in United Kingdom are accredited by UKAS under ISO/IEC 17025 to perform ISO 6530 testing. From the accredited scope text: “ISO 6530: 2005 Sorensen Protective Clothing for Automobile Drivers - FIA Standard No 8856:2018 Clause 6.2, Appendix A2 Clause 6.3, Appendix A4 Mechanical Risk Sorensen” “ISO 6530 :2005 Physical Testing TOYS Tension test BS EN 71-1:2014 +A1 :2018, Clause 8.4.2.1 Fire Test Flammability BS EN 71-2:2020 Physical Testing FOOTWEAR Colour fastness to Rubbing BS EN ISO 11640:”
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Shirley Technologies Limited Trading as BTTG
West Yorkshire, GB
Scope
ISO 6530: 2005 Sorensen Protective Clothing for Automobile Drivers - FIA Standard No 8856:2018 Clause 6.2, Appendix A2 Clause 6.3, Appendix A4 Mechanical Risk Sorensen
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