1) title (such as test report, test report, inspection certificate, product inspection certificate, etc. ), number, authorization mark (CNAS/CMA/CAL, etc. ) and numbers;
2) The name and address of the laboratory, and the test site (if different from the laboratory address); If necessary, give the telephone number, e-mail address and website of the laboratory;
3) Gender identification of the test report (such as report number) and identification on each page (report number+page number # * * #) to ensure that the page can be recognized as a part of the test report and a clear identification indicating the end of the test report;
4) The name and address of the client (the client and the defendant);
5) Identification (standard number and name) of the method used (including the basis for sampling, inspection and judgment);
6) Product description and status (old and new products, production date, etc.). ) and the clear identification (serial number) of the tested item;
7) Receiving date and testing date of testing items that are crucial to the effectiveness and application of the results;
8) Description of sampling plans and procedures used by laboratories or other institutions, if related to the validity or application of the results;
9) Test results, if applicable, with measurement units;
10) Name, position, signature or equivalent identification of the approver of the test report;
1 1), and the statement that the results are only related to the test items. Necessary explanations, such as additional information required by customers, further explanation of inspection conditions, methods or conclusions (including deleted contents in the original scope of work);
12) If a part of the inspection work is subcontracted, the results of that part shall be clearly identified;
13) accessories, including: schematic diagram, circuit diagram, curve, photo, test equipment list, etc.
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