10 laboratories in United States are accredited by A2LA under ISO/IEC 17025 to perform ISO 4892-2 testing. From the accredited scope text: “ISO 4892-2 Xenon Exposure Testing SAE J1885 (Inactive 2008) Accelerated Exposure of Automotive Interior Trim Components Using a Controlled Irradiance Water Cool SAE J1960 (Inactive 2008) Xenon Arc Acc” “ISO 4892-2 Plastics- Methods of Exposure to Laboratory Light Sources; Xenon arc Sources LABORATORY ACCELERATED WEATHERING: TESTING WITH QUV™ FLUORESCENT UV LAMPS ASTM G154 Operating Fluorescent Light” “ISO 4892-2 Exposure to Laboratory Light Sources – Xenon-arc Lamps ISO 4892-3 Exposure to Laboratory Light Sources – Fluorescent UV Lamps ISO 4892-4 Exposure to Laboratory Light Sources – Open Flame ca” “ISO 4892-2 Xenon Arc Ex posure ISO 20795-1 Dentistr y: Denture Base Polymers Microscope Manual Li ght Microscopy: Image Analysis, Light Microscope, Optical Microscopy MIL-STD-202-208 Solderabilit y of”
See all 14 labs in United States for ISO 4892 (any part)
Part 1 (General guidance and requirements): 5 labs · Part 2 (Xenon-arc lamps): 10 labs · Part 3 (Fluorescent UV lamps): 8 labs · Part 4 (Open-flame carbon-arc lamps): 2 labs
Ithaca, NY, US
ISO 4892-2 Xenon Arc Ex posure ISO 20795-1 Dentistr y: Denture Base Polymers Microscope Manual Li ght Microscopy: Image Analysis, Light Microscope, Optical Microscopy MIL-STD-202-208 Solderabilit y of Coated Products (except Soldering I
Warren, MI, US
ISO 4892-2 Xenon Exposure Testing SAE J1885 (Inactive 2008) Accelerated Exposure of Automotive Interior Trim Components Using a Controlled Irradiance Water Cool SAE J1960 (Inactive 2008) Xenon Arc Accelerated Exposure (External) SAE J2
Sacramento, CA, US
ISO 4892-2; VDA 75202; FLTM BO 116-01; GMW 3414, GMW 14162; ISO 105-B02, 105-B04; PV 3929 (Florida), PV 3930 (Kalahari), PV 1303; JIS D 0205 Sections 1-6, 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 7.4, 7.6, 7.7, 7.8, 7.9, 7.10, 8-9; AATCC Test Method 169 UV
Hillsboro, OR, US
ISO 4892-2; SAE J1885 Protection Against Solid Foreign Objects IEC 60529 Sec. IP 1X, IP 2X, IP 3X, IP 4X, IP 5X, IP 6X Fluid Susceptibility RTCA DO-160 D, E, F, G Sec. 11; MIL-STD-810 E, F, G, H Method 504 Steam Clean/Pressur
Homestead, FL, US
ISO 4892-2 Plastics- Methods of Exposure to Laboratory Light Sources; Xenon arc Sources LABORATORY ACCELERATED WEATHERING: TESTING WITH QUV™ FLUORESCENT UV LAMPS ASTM G154 Operating Fluorescent Light Apparatus for UV Exposure of Nonm
Mount Prospect, IL, US
ISO 4892-2 1 When the date, edition, version, etc. is not identified in the scope of accreditation, laboratories may use the version that immediately precedes the current version for a period of one year from the date of publication o
Harper Woods, MI, US
ISO 4892-2; Nissan NES M0135; SAE J1885 (2005), SAE J1960 (2004), SAE J2412, SAE J2527; Rivian RTS.1744; Tesla TP-0000701; Toyota TSL 0601G Methods E Wrinkling Chrysler LP-463KB-24-01, LP-463-KB-32-01; GM9143P (2015)
Bothell, WA, US
ISO 4892-2; ASTM G26-96; ASTM G155; ASTM D2565 Dust IEC 60529, Section 13; MIL-STD-202, Method 110A; MIL-STD-810 G, H, Method 510, Procedure I; RTCA/DO-160, Section 12.4 (Category D); GMW 3172, Section 9.5.1 Settling Dust IEC
Kentwood, MI, US
ISO 4892-2 Pressure Washer Test PV 1503; ISO 20653 IPX6K, IPX9K; DIN EN ISO 16925; MBN 10494-5 (Section 5.3) Plastics / Non-Metals Adhesion ASTM D751; ASTM D45-48; ASTM B571; Chrysler LP-463LB-10-01; Chrysler LP-463LB-19-01; GM
Miami, FL, US
ISO 4892-2 Exposure to Laboratory Light Sources – Xenon-arc Lamps ISO 4892-3 Exposure to Laboratory Light Sources – Fluorescent UV Lamps ISO 4892-4 Exposure to Laboratory Light Sources – Open Flame carbon-arc Lamps I
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