Control points run from incoming material to outgoing shipment on every car mount, phone holder and charging product we build — supported by reliability and environmental testing in our own laboratory, and by third-party laboratories where certification requires it.
What gets tested is agreed during engineering, not invented at the end of the project. Functional, reliability and environmental testing are defined against the product's actual use scenario and the requirements of your destination market.
For mounts and holders that means the failure modes those products actually have: clamp force after repeated cycling, ball joint and hinge retention, adhesive and suction performance after temperature cycling, and finish durability on the surfaces a user handles every day. A part that passes on day one and loosens by week three is what this testing exists to catch.
Certificates are issued to specific legal entities with specific scopes and validity periods. What matters to your compliance team is which entity holds what, to which scope, and until when — so we list each one with its scope here and provide the certificates themselves on request, rather than treating a logo as evidence.
Full certificates, including the applicable legal entity, scope and validity, are provided by your sales contact according to your compliance requirements.
Tell us which standard, which market and which entity, and we will send the applicable documents.
