Transport Packaging Testing Laboratory

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The Transport Packaging Testing Laboratory is accredited by the Polish Accreditation Center for compliance with the PN-EN ISO/IEC 17025:2018-02 standard for transport packaging testing. It performs testing of packaging for the transport of dangerous goods according to the requirements of international agreements and accords on land (ADR, ADN, RID), sea (IMDG-Code) and air (IATA-DGR) transport. The organization of transportation in accordance with international rules for the transportation of dangerous goods minimizes the risks posed by dangerous cargo. Obtaining a positive result from tests of packaging for the transport of dangerous goods is the basis for granting certification for the packaging and entitles the certified packaging to bear the international UN marking.

We carry out tests for the certification of packaging for the transport of dangerous goods for the UN mark in accordance with international regulations ADR, ADN, RID, IMDG-Code, IATA-DGR

transport packaging research
testing of large bulk containers (DPPLs)
large package research

We carry out tests for the certification of packaging for the B safety mark in accordance with the technical evaluation criteria required for the certification process.

We carry out expert studies

testing the compliance of packaging with the requirements of Polish and international standards
testing the resistance of packaging to mechanical exposure in transport and storage
climatic tests of packaging (according to the program of the customer)

Tests in the laboratory are carried out with the mapping of mechanical exposures occurring in transportation, storage and manipulation of cargo, which are the direct cause of damage and destruction of packaging and its contents. A team of specialists with many years of experience in the packaging industry, on the basis of the obtained test results, prepares reports and expert opinions for entrepreneurs, serving the safety of cargo as well as reducing the costs associated with packaging in logistics systems.