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What certifications are required for heat exchangers exported to Indonesia? 1. Containers in the United States require ASME U certification and a steel stamp. 2. Containers in China require a TS steel stamp. 3 What steel stamps are required for containers in Indonesia? How to go about it? The article below doesn’t seem to address the issue: http://bbs.hcbbs.cc/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=335652&extra=page%3D1&page=2
What product certifications are required for the import of pressure vessels in Indonesia?
It depends on what they require; generally, ASME is fine
We also have an Indonesian project on hand recently, involving a range of heat exchangers, towers, storage tanks, and mixing vessels. We are the manufacturing unit, while the engineering company is based in Shanghai. So far, no requirements regarding export certifications have been stated, but things might change in the future
All of our EPC projects in Indonesia are carried out in accordance with national standards. It is specified in the contract.
Southeast Asia recognizes the domestic GB151 standard. Designed, manufactured, and tested in accordance with GB151
In Indonesia, what is the procedure for obtaining certification for imported pressure vessels, and what documents are required?
ASME is generally sufficient; GB151 is also accepted. After all, the Indonesians lack ambition – there are no standards in Indonesia
If you want to export directly, you need the corresponding import and export certificates. If you are working for the general contractor, then it is up to the general contractor to discuss with the client which standards to use; you just need to follow the standards agreed upon by the general contractor and you. Once that’s done, hand over the equipment to the general contractor, who will handle the export process, using their own certificates