HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam, June 30, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- TUV Rheinland Vietnam has expanded its physical testing service capabilities in the country with the implementation of a new, state-of-the-art gas fume chamber at its Softlines Laboratory in Ho Chi Minh City.
The first such facility within the TUV Rheinland Asia Pacific network, it will support customers in Vietnam's second most important export industry -- textiles and apparel -- by providing an essential one-stop testing solution for exporters that want to comply with requirements of international buyers.
"One of the key requirements for many textile and apparel products is to determine the color-fastness of textiles when exposed to nitrogen oxides in the atmosphere that are created by the combustion of gases. With this new equipment, TUV Rheinland Vietnam will enable Vietnam's ambitious and energetic textile and apparel players to meet the needs of local consumers and tap into challenging but extremely lucrative international markets," said Frank Juettner, General Director of TUV Rheinland Vietnam.
With the new equipment, the Softlines Laboratory will test materials according to ISO 105 -- G02, AATCC 23 and GB/T 11039 standards that are essential for customers interested in the EU, US and Asia Pacific Markets.
About TUV Rheinland
TUV Rheinland is a global leader in independent inspection services, founded more than 140 years ago. The group maintains a worldwide presence with 19,600 employees; annual turnover is nearly EUR 1.9 billion. The independent experts stand for quality and safety for people, technology and the environment in nearly all aspects of life. TUV Rheinland inspects technical equipment, products and services, oversees projects and helps to shape processes for companies. Its experts train people in a wide range of careers and industries. To this end, TUV Rheinland employs a global network of approved labs, testing and education centres. Since 2006, TUV Rheinland has been a member of the United Nations Global Compact to promote sustainability and combat corruption.
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