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2026-06-17

111本文由广东天粤印刷科技有限公司标签认证团队结合多年UL认证标签生产经验整理撰写，系统解析UL认证的定义、重要性、标准内容、申请流程及其对产品安全与品质的提升价值，帮助企业采购与品牌决策者深度了解UL认证的核心意义。

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2026-06-09

Our labels are UL Recognized, CSA Certified, and ETL Listed. We maintain strict compliance with North American safetystandards and can provide certification documentation for all products.

2026-06-24

When your power cord product needs to enter the U.S. or Canadian market, the label on that cord is not an afterthought — it is a compliance deliverable in its own right. Sourcing the wrong label, or sourcing from a supplier whose PGIS2 certification doesn't actually cover your cord type, can hold up a shipment, trigger a retailer chargeback, or generate a corrective action requirement at exactly the wrong moment. This guide is written for procurement managers and compliance teams who need to understand what UL 817 compliant cord labels require, what PGIS2 certification actually covers, and how to evaluate a label supplier before you place an order.

2026-06-24

If you export physical products to the United States or Canada, you already know that getting the product certified is only half the battle. The label on that product — the rating plate, the warning sticker, the barcode label, the serial number tag — has its own compliance track, and it's one that catches a surprising number of manufacturers off guard. UL 969, and specifically the PGDQ2 category under it, is the standard that governs whether your label system is actually fit for the environment it operates in. This article breaks down what the standard requires, how certification works, who needs it, and how to approach the process without wasting time or money.

2026-06-23

If you're exporting electronics, automotive components, outdoor equipment, or consumer products to the United States or Canada, the label on your product is not decoration — it's a legal and commercial checkpoint. A non-compliant label can trigger customs holds, retailer rejection, or worse, a product recall. This guide breaks down what UL certified labels actually mean, how the standard works in practice, which industries need them most, and how to make a sourcing decision you won't regret.