Certificates
Redfluid obtains BV Mode II recognition from Bureau Veritas
It’s official! Redfluid has been recognized by Bureau Veritas under the BV Mode II scheme — or as we call it in the industry, Company
In this section, we explain the different certificates that can accompany valves and other industrial components. These include EN 10204 certificates (types 3.1 and 3.2), ATEX certification, and standards like UNE, ISO, or BS. We clarify what they mean, when they are required, and how they affect the safety and quality of products in high-pressure sectors like hydrogen and oil & gas. You will also find information on CE Marking, Lloyd’s, DNV, TÜV, and Classification Society certificates to help ensure compliance with the most stringent standards.
It’s official! Redfluid has been recognized by Bureau Veritas under the BV Mode II scheme — or as we call it in the industry, Company
A looot of people believe the stainless steel they have in their factories is 316, but they soon realize their materials are not that resistant
With this there is always a huge hassle. But well, that’s what we are here for. Let me explain a little bit the difference between
What is the ATEX certificate? What is it for? Do I really need it? Read on, I’ll answer you. To understand why or when the
Did you know that a valve or fitting can be certified in many different ways? We have material certificates that tell us what type of
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