Dear Friends,
We want to get our SigmaWeld range of welding inverters certified for the IEC 60974-1 standard. Can anyone suggest where we can get our equipments tested for certification ?
Any other standards that may be required for compliance to sell in European / American markets ?
Regards,
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Nimesh S Chinoy
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