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Following a scheduled NATA audit and assessment, EMC Technologies Pty Ltd has become the first Competent Body in Australia accredited by NATA for the assessment of TCF against the new mandated EMC Standard for Arc Welding Equipment – AS/NZS3652:(int)1998. The EMC Framework now requires the C-Tick labelling of arc welding equipment based on compliance with AS/NZS3562 which was recently mandated by the ACA. AS/NZS3562 (INT) 1998 is the Australian adopted standard derived from EN50199. The conducted and radiated emission limits are based on measurements to EN55011 (AS/NZS2064). The measurements performed in a shielded enclosure and at the Open Area Test Site, must be performed under operating conditions with a conventional load (unity power factor) connected. Immunity requirements do not apply in Australia however immunity is mandatory for CE marking purposes in Europe. EMC Technologies is able to provide NATA accredited testing to both emission and immunity standards for arc welding equipment for C-Tick or CE marking purposes. In most cases, EMC compliance of arc welding equipment will be determined by testing. In some cases, where a test report already exists against another EMC standard or when the equipment is too large to test at a laboratory, the TCF assessment route will be possible. EMC Technologies is the only organisation in Australia accredited by NATA to assess arc welding equipment for C-Tick compliance purposes under EMC standard AS/NZS3562 (INT)1998. The European Union designation as a Conformity Assessment Body (CAB) in conjunction with the existing NATA accreditations for emission and immunity standards allows manufacturers a true one-stop-service for EMC approval of arc welding equipment for local and global markets.
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