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The gift that keeps on giving: Certification
As I sit down to share my thoughts, we are at the height of the holiday season.
Why Are Products Certified? » Working Pressure Magazine
One of the biggest driving forces to certification is regulatory requirements. If a government regulation exists that prohibits the legal sale of a product into a jurisdiction without certification, there is a very high probability that companies will obtain that certification. Recently, a ruling was passed down by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA) that requires certification for specific products to NSF/ANSI/CAN 372.
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The ion exchange resin and water purification company will add 30,000 square feet to its facility to bolster production capacity for its U.S. resin and filter manufacturing.
The gift that keeps on giving: Certification
Photo 100938415 © Julia Sudnitskaya | Dreamstime.com As I sit down to share my thoughts, we are at the height of the holiday season.
The gift that keeps on giving: Certification
Photo 100938415 © Julia Sudnitskaya | Dreamstime.com As I sit down to share my thoughts, we are at the height of the holiday season.
What to know about California Proposition 65
California Proposition 65 (Prop 65), officially known as the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986, was enacted as a ballot initiative in November 1986. The proposition’s intent is to protect California’s drinking water sources from being contaminated with chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm, and requires businesses to inform individuals in California about exposures to such chemicals.
Professional Certification
The Water Council announced that Xylem will be relocating its Sanitaire operations from Brown Deer, Wisconsin, to the Milwaukee-based Global Water Center. ...
Enhance Your Drinking Water
For a large portion of the population in the U.S., drinking water is an easy choice, not a thought really; they simply grab a glass, gather the refreshing liquid straight from the tap and call it a day. While we must credit municipalities that work tirelessly to treat water for distribution to make it acceptable and free from contaminants above allowable levels, there are needs that go beyond what a municipality can do.
Drinking Water Treatment Product Testing » Working Pressure Magazine
The types of drinking water treatment units (DWTU) are extremely diverse. The product category covers things from the historic carbon block used to filter contaminants out of water, to water softeners, reverse osmosis systems, and even products that use air to first generate the water and then reduce contamination from it.
ASSE 1087 Overview
Industry standards are a great way to ensure that a company is dedicated to making quality products. Testing and certification to consensus standards means products are capable of meeting rigorous requirements that challenge the integrity of a product. The different reasons standards are created may include, but are not limited to, industry driven motivations, political pushes or regulatory needs. In the case of ASSE 1087, it was a combination of a few of these items.
ASSE 1086 & Efficiency Standards for Reverse Osmosis Systems
This article originally appeared in Water Quality Products December 2019 issue as "Every Drop Counts" Nearly every day it seems we are introduced to a new chemical that has been used for many years but now is being exposed as detrimentally harmful; so harmful that it could cause serious health effects, including cancer or death.
ASSE 1086 & Efficiency Standards for Reverse Osmosis Systems
This article originally appeared in Water Quality Products December 2019 issue as "Every Drop Counts" Nearly every day it seems we are introduced to a new chemical that has been used for many years but now is being exposed as detrimentally harmful; so harmful that it could cause serious health effects, including cancer or death.
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