![]() ![]() If you're interested in the Accepted for Value (A4V) process, there is a step by step guide that walks you through that entire process. *Reorganize your LEGAL NAME trust to use as your transmitting utility This is a proven process that has been evolving over the last 30 years. #INCREDIBLE LEGAL REMEDY HOW TO#You will find information on how to become a Secured Party Creditor and the info you need to start setting off your debt. I've spent the past 9 years going to expensive seminars, attending webinars and compiling some of the most sought after books and freedom/redemption material (some info I cannot disclose here) on the Internet and I thought I could help people who are interested in this information get it all in one shot. Only the 3.2 certificate is valid however for the ordered requirements and to match the product marking and inspectors stamp.Start understanding the way things really work. When the 3.2 certificate type is requested the manufacturing mill may prepare a 3.1 type certificate to present to the 'outside inspector' to use as a basis for preparing the independent 3.2 certificate. This cover what is often referred to as 'outside inspection' ie 3.2 now covers scope of both 3.1A and 3.1C of 1991 edition. issued by both manufacturer's representative and an independent inspector appointed either by the customer (cf withdrawn 3.1C) or an inspector designated by official regulations (cf withdrawn 3.1A). Statement of compliance with order with indication of results of specific inspectionīatch test results. ![]() issued by independent inspector appointed by customer (eg Lloyds). Replaced by 3.1 in 2004īatch test results. issued and signed by manufacturer's representative. Replaced by 3.2 in 2004īatch test results. issued by independent inspector required by releasing authority (eg TUV for German pressure vessels). Eg Inspection department or test house manager/supervisor.īatch test results. issued and signed by manufacturer's representative, who must be independent of the manufacturing department. Common certificate type issued for 'batch tested' material. Statement of compliance with the order by the manufacturer with results of specific inspection Difficult to distinguish this from the 3.1B type. With mention of test results from specific inspection and testingīatch test results needed on the certificate. Mechanical test sample results from another coil from same cast, manufactured by the same process route, can be used. ![]() ![]() Like the old BS1449 'Cast Test' certificate. Statement of compliance with the order by the manufacturer based on non-specific inspections (tests) by the manufacturer. Statement of compliance with the order by the manufacturer. In any case of dispute however the descriptions given in Table A.1 of EN 10204:2004 should be used. The table below show the range of current (C) and withdrawn (W) EN 10204 certificate, with some interpretation of what they cover. These descriptions are sometimes a little difficult to interpret and need some additional interpretation. This should be covered separately eg EN 10088-2, for stainless steel sheet or plate type productsĮach of the certificate types has a reference number, which has both its content and 'validation' requirements described in the standard in Appendix A, Table A.1. When this standard and certificate type is shown, it only refers to the certificate type and not the steel standard. This reduced range of options should be easier to understand and work with. Type 3.2 replaces 3.1A, 3.1C and 3.2 of the previous edition. These now only include types 2.1, 2.2, 3.1 and 3.2. EN 10204 was revised in 2004 and published as EN 10204 in 2004 with a simplified range of inspection document (certificate types). The definitions of material testing and certificate types in DIN 50049 was adopted for European standard EN 10204, first published in 1991.Ĭertificate types 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 3.1 and 3.2 were defined, closely following the definitions in the German standard. In Germany inspection documents (certificate types) were originally specified in standard DIN 50049. Plates, sheets, bars, tubes, forgings, castings, whatever their method of production. BS EN is a British Standard that supersedes standard BS EN and specifies the different types of inspection documents supplied to the purchaser, in accordance with the requirements of the order, for the delivery of all metallic products e.g. S275JR / 1.0044 Non-alloy quality structural steel - equivalent, chemical composition, properties. ![]()
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