SABS Certification Introduction

    The South African Bureau of Standards (SABS) was established under the National Standards Act 1945 and is an agency of the South African Department of Trade and Industry. SABS is a neutral third-party certification body in South Africa, responsible for system certification and product certification in South Africa.

 

SABS mark is mandatory certification, in addition to the responsibility of setting standards, SABS also represents the national management of mandatory standards, products that meet the standards, grant the right to use the mark, in addition, it is also responsible for issuing certificates to enterprises that meet ISO9001, ISO9002, and on behalf of the state and some major buyers responsible for inspection and testing before shipment. Issue a certificate of conformity.

 

SABS certification is widely used in chemical products, biological products, fiber products and clothing, mechanical products, safety equipment, electrical products, civil and construction, and automotive products. In recent years, SABS certification has become an important weight for the South African government to control the import of products.

 

Cover product range

 

Chemical 

 

Biological 

 

Fibre & Clothing 

 

Mechanical 

 

Safety 

 

Electro-Technical 

 

Civil & Building 

 

Automotive 

 

After the product obtains the SABS certificate, it is also necessary to provide the local agent information to South Africa, so that the South African government will issue a LOA (Letter of Authorization) and the agent, at this time, the customer can sell to South Africa. In terms of Africa's economic development level, South Africa's economic development speed is above that of other countries, and the product certification system is not perfect. At this time, if you can obtain SABS certification, the product will be very popular in the whole South African market.