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TÜV AUSTRIA Websites > Stage TR > Solution > Otomotiv > Snow Chains and Other Supplementary Grip Devices Solution: Snow Chains and Other Supplementary Grip Devices Testing & Inspection Solution: Snow Chains and Other Supplementary Grip Devices Dipl.-Ing. Vladislav Ivanov Dipl.-Ing. Vladislav Ivanov Deutschstraße 10 1230 Wien Österreich +43 5 0454 6467 E-posta gönder Deutschstraße 10 1230 Wien Österreich Paketime Kaydet Dipl.-Ing. Vladislav Ivanov Paketime Kaydet TÜV AUSTRIA Automotive TÜV AUSTRIA Automotive Deutschstraße 10 1230 Wien Österreich +43 5 0454 1200 E-posta gönder Deutschstraße 10 1230 Wien Österreich Paketime Kaydet TÜV AUSTRIA Automotive Paketime Kaydet Performance requirements for Supplimentary Grip Devices for tyres of passenger cars and light duty vehicles according to EN 16662-1 Bu çözüme hangi bölgede ihtiyacınız var? Tüm bölgeler Akkreditasyon Tüm akreditasyonlar "TÜV AUSTRIA carefully and objectively test whether traction devices intended for the market comply with the requirements of EN 16662-1." EN 16662-1 is an important European standard for Supplementary Grip Devices on cars and light commercial vehicles, including non-metallic variants. TÜV AUSTRIA is one of the few accredited providers in Austria that offers the necessary testing procedure for the certification of traction devices. We carefully and objectively test whether traction devices intended for the market comply with the requirements of EN 16662-1. If a product meets the requirements of the standard, it can be certified by an accredited certification body, which serves as an important guide and quality confirmation for customers and consumers. Youtube video: Performance requirements for Supplimentary Grip Devices Daha Fazla Etiket: Automotive EN 16662-1 Snow chain inspection according to ÖNORM and GS snow chain test according to ÖNORM and GS Supplementary Grip Devices traction devices Aynı Sektördeki İlgili Çözümler: Otomotiv Vehicle modification approval motorcycle Otomotiv Daha fazla göster Koleksiyonuma Kaydet Battery simulation and grid simulation Otomotiv Daha fazla göster Koleksiyonuma Kaydet Automotive online reservation tool Otomotiv Daha fazla göster Koleksiyonuma Kaydet Vehicle Modification Approval for passenger cars and light trucks Otomotiv Daha fazla göster Koleksiyonuma Kaydet Tüm Çözümler Daha Fazla Sektör Bul: Belediyeler Bilim & Araştırma Boş Zaman & Eğlence Elektronik Endüstri Enerji Gıda Maddeleri İletişim Teknolojisi İnşaat ve Emlak IT & Güvenlik Makine Sağlık & Tıp Sertifikasyon Spor & Fitness Sürdürülebilirlik Tarım Ticaret & Sanayi Turizm Ulaşım & Trafik Vladislav Ivanov +43 5 0454 6467 \| vladislav.ivanov@tuv.at
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Solution: Snow Chains and Other Supplementary Grip Devices

Testing & Inspection

Dipl.-Ing. Vladislav Ivanov

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+43 5 0454 6467

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Performance requirements for Supplimentary Grip Devices for tyres of passenger cars and light duty vehicles according to EN 16662-1

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"TÜV AUSTRIA carefully and objectively test whether traction devices intended for the market comply with the requirements of EN 16662-1."

EN 16662-1 is an important European standard for Supplementary Grip Devices on cars and light commercial vehicles, including non-metallic variants.

TÜV AUSTRIA is one of the few accredited providers in Austria that offers the necessary testing procedure for the certification of traction devices. We carefully and objectively test whether traction devices intended for the market comply with the requirements of EN 16662-1. If a product meets the requirements of the standard, it can be certified by an accredited certification body, which serves as an important guide and quality confirmation for customers and consumers.

Youtube video: Performance requirements for Supplimentary Grip Devices