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For a new factory that has no prior experience in pressure vessel manufacturing, is it possible to obtain the A2 certification for pressure vessel manufacturing directly?
It’s completely fine; if the company in question is larger and conditions permit, it’s better to obtain A1 and A2 together, as this saves both money and effort.
It can be done in one step; it seems that A1 can cover category D.
It can be done in one step; it seems that A1 can cover category D.
There’s no problem at all, as long as the resource conditions such as equipment in the place of production and the human resources meet the requirements for obtaining a license (slightly higher requirements are applied if stainless steel products are involved). Additionally, the prototype must be of category A2
It’s completely possible; as long as the hardware and software meet the requirements, and if conditions permit, it’s better to obtain both A1 and A2 at the same time!
Really? Article 14, Paragraph 3: Entities applying for a manufacturing license at any of the AR1-3, CR, or DR2-4 levels must have held a BR-level manufacturing license for at least 3 years. How to understand and explain it?
Yes, as long as the equipment capabilities and the qualifications of the personnel meet the requirements for manufacturing approval
Sure. Our company has just obtained the A2 certificate recently
It’s completely possible. It’s feasible – as long as the equipment capabilities and the qualifications of the personnel meet the requirements for obtaining a manufacturing license