Test report: what is this document about?

If a company is after long-term and productive work it should have certain documents in place. Manufacturing requires a test report which is formally made up and contains quality assessment of the products and all information on their specifications.

Test report is issued by accredited testing laboratories only. Certification authority Open Cert carries out tests of all products according to the existing requirements.

A firm can order a GOST Test Report or EAEU Test Report. There are reasons for choosing one document or another. A test report is necessary to issue a Declaration or Certificate on a product. Contact us for more details.

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Legal particularities are a tough nut to crack for new companies and that’s why they have difficulty understanding what permitting documents they need in the first place.

A Test report is a document necessary to get through certification process and issue a Declaration or Certificate of Conformity. Besides, it can alone boost your company's image so it's a good idea to put it a conspicuous place.

Test reports can be issued on a variety of products. As an accredited certification center Open Cert hold tests of the following goods:

electronics;

construction materials;

cabels;

industrial equipment;

light industry products;

products for children and adolescencents;

cosmetics and many-many more...

Companies order a test report depending on their needs. Given what products the firm manufactures the following types of the document might be necessary:

spirit content,

radiological content

clinical content

toxic level, etc.

It is simple to obtain a test report if you turn to professionals. Our experts are always there to help you get necessary documents in record time.

Obtain a Test report in 2 steps:

A client fills in the application form, provides the necessary information.

With the application processed, the laboratory does the job: holds relevant tests and issues a Test report.

Everything for clients’ convenience:

Open Cert certification center does its best to deliver necessary documents on all types of products to clients. After you file an inquiry our expert will cover all your questions. Our clients are always well aware of what stage product certification is on. We process product samples in our own laboratory which helps facilitate the process of materials forwarding and carry out all tests fastest possible.

For more information about issuing procedure or expert’s advice leave your request in the special form or call our experts

Article in Russian Administative Code	Law Violation	Fine / penalty
14.43	Breaching requirements of the Technical Regulations	from 10 000 up to 20 000 rubles on officials, from 100 000 up to 300 000 rubles on legal entities
14.44	Irregularities in permitting documents	from 15 000 up to 50 000 rubles fine on officials and from 100 000 up to 1 000 000 rubles on legal entities
14.45	Improper selling products that require mandatory certification	from 20 000 up to 40 000 on officials and from 100 000 up to 300 000 rubles on legal entities
14.46	Irregularities in product labelling on products that require mandatory certification	from 10 000 up to 50 000 rubles on officials; from 100 000 up to 1 000 000 on legal entities
14.47	Irregularities in product certification process	from 20 000 up to 50 000 rubles or disqualification for 6 months up to 3 years; from 400 000 up to 1 000 000 on legal entities
14.48	Using false test reports within EAEU certification process	from 30 000 up to 50 000 rubles or disqualification for a year (up to 3 years) on officials; from 400 000 up to 500 000 on legal entities