Australia has zero tolerance for asbestos, and Australian Customs and customers require foreign sellers to provide asbestos-free test reports issued by Australian NATA qualified laboratories to prove that the goods do not contain asbestos. Ruidu cooperates with the Australian NATA qualification laboratory to provide convenient, fast and authoritative Australian NATA qualification asbestos-free test report, so that the Australian customs can be successfully cleared and sold in the Australian market. For the asbestos-free test report of Australian Customs, please consult Nanjing Ruidu Company, consulting**: 025-86583475.
Asbestos is an umbrella term for many fibrous silicate minerals that are highly fire-resistant, electrically insulating, and insulating, and are important fireproof, insulating, and thermal insulation materials. There are nearly 3,000 asbestos products or products containing asbestos. It is mainly used in mechanical transmission, braking, heat preservation, fire prevention, heat insulation, anti-corrosion, sound insulation, insulation, etc., and is more common in manufacturing sectors such as automobiles, chemicals, electrical equipment, and construction industries.
However, asbestos fibers may be released during the use of asbestos products. If the human body inhales asbestos fibers, it will form lung scars, which can cause diseases such as asbestosis and pleural mesothelioma. All forms of asbestos are carcinogenic, and exposure to asbestos can cause diseases such as pulmonary fibrosis, lung plaque, intercutaneous tumors, hydropleural, lung, laryngeal and ovarian cancers.
The Australian Border Force (ABF) screens products for potential asbestos content. In the event of unauthorized importation of asbestos-containing goods, ABF will seize the goods and criminally hold the importer criminally liable.
Australia has warned importers not to source goods from countries with asbestos industries to avoid the risk of asbestos content in their goods. If a manufacturer manufactures asbestos-containing goods in the same factory, other types of goods are also at risk of cross-contamination of asbestos.
Australian importers are required to provide conclusive proof that the goods are asbestos-free. It is recommended that an independent laboratory recognized by a national certification association issue a certificate certifying that the exported goods do not contain asbestos.
If the goods may contain asbestos, the importer can arrange for inspection or issue a certificate in advance before the goods are exported, so that the goods can be cleared smoothly. However, the definition of asbestos does not agree across countries, and products identified as asbestos-free in some countries may still contain small amounts of asbestos.
Australia's National Association of Testing Organisations (NATA) is the leading authority for accredited laboratories.
Tested in Australia by NATA-accredited laboratories in Australia.
The negative impact on the ** business may not be obvious at first, but if the goods of the overseas ** business are found to contain asbestos, the ** business's future goods will be listed as the target of key inspection by the law enforcement department. The Australian importer may also no longer buy from the ** merchant to avoid the goods being seized and destroyed.
Australian NATA qualification non-asbestos testing certification (AS4964).
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