Certificates
Certificates available upon request. Ask in your inquiry which certificates apply to the line or panel type named in the brief, and what documents the supplier can provide for that type.
Certificate position stated plainly
Certificates available upon request. That sentence is the certificate position stated on this site, and no certificate number, issuing body, covered product, or validity period is stated here for any line. A buyer who needs certificate information for a particular line should ask about it in the inquiry, naming the line and the task, so the reply can be given against a described task.
Certificate questions belong in the brief alongside availability questions, because a line that is available without the documents a buyer needs is not yet a complete order. A brief that asks about certificates early will usually receive a reply that addresses documents together with availability, rather than as an afterthought. The inquiry checklist page gathers certificate questions into the brief alongside the other commercial questions.
How to ask about certificates
A certificate inquiry should name the line or panel type under consideration, describe the screening task, and ask which certificates apply to that type and what documents the supplier can provide for it. It should not assume that a certificate stated for one line applies to another line, because certificate coverage may differ by line, and a coverage statement for one line cannot be assumed for another.
A buyer who asks about certificates in those terms will receive a reply that addresses the line actually under consideration. A buyer who asks about certificates in general terms, without naming a line, will usually receive a general answer that does not settle the question for any particular line. The inquiry page carries the form through which the certificate question should be sent, together with the task description.
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