Particle Sizing Equipment Company Accredited by UKAS

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Particle Sizing Equipment Company Accredited by UKAS

10 Jun, 2008

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Endecotts, a manufacturer of quality laboratory test sieves and related particle sizing equipment, have been granted UKAS accreditation for the calibration of laboratory test sieves. With this accreditation, Endecotts becomes the only company worldwide to have both the BSI Kitemark for test sieves to BS 410-1&2/ISO 3310-1&2, which they have held since 1954, and the associated coveted UKAS accreditation. The accreditation exemplifies the stringent quality control in the manufacture of Endecotts test sieves and the high regard that customers around the world have for Endecotts™ products.

In becoming a UKAS accredited calibration laboratory Endecotts has met the requirements of ISO/IEC 17025:2005. Endecotts can now offer a UKAS calibration certificate with its test sieves. A UKAS calibration certificate is recognised by most worldwide calibration authorities including A2LA; NVLAP; IAS; (USA) and NATA (Australia) – listed in the International Laboratory Accreditation Co-operation Arrangement.

Endecotts are accredited to calibrate laboratory test sieves to the stringent requirements of UKAS and licensed to use the BSI Kitemark under their quality manufacturing system which now meets both ISO 9001:2000 and ISO/IEC 17025:2005.

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