En 10204 | Repack

Type 2.2 is a step up. The manufacturer provides a document stating that the products comply with the order, and additionally supplies test results. However, these test results come from non-specific inspections – meaning they are based on the manufacturer’s own internal testing regime, not necessarily on tests performed on the specific delivered lot. The tests could be from previous similar production, from internal quality assurance batches, or from type tests.

It is crucial to understand that EN 10204 does not mandate which document type to use. That decision lies with the product standard (e.g., EN 10025 for structural steel) or the customer’s specification. However, the standard provides the format and content rules once a type is chosen. 1. Type 2.1 – Declaration of Compliance with the Order Formal Name: Declaration of compliance with the order Issued by: Manufacturer Third-party verification: None en 10204

This is the most commonly specified document in heavy industry. Type 3.1 requires that the manufacturer provide a certificate confirming compliance with the order, and that the test results come from specific inspection – meaning tests performed on the actual products or the specific casting/heat/lot to be delivered. Type 2

"We hereby declare that the supplied steel bars conform to the requirements of order PO-12345." 2. Type 2.2 – Test Report Formal Name: Test report Issued by: Manufacturer Third-party verification: None (but based on non-specific inspections) The tests could be from previous similar production,