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ASP of HORIBA China Bags Lab Accreditation Certificate

November 11, 2025
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ASP of HORIBA China Bags Lab Accreditation Certificate

The Analytical Solution Plaza (ASP) of HORIBA China, located in Jiading District's Anting Town, has been awarded the Testing and Calibration Laboratory Accreditation Certificate by the China National Accreditation Service for Conformity Assessment.

Relevant technologies include Raman spectroscopy, ellipsometry, glow discharge spectroscopy, carbon-sulfur analysis and oxygen-nitrogen-hydrogen analysis, among others.

The accreditation certificate proves that HORIBA China's ASP meets relevant hardware, management and testing standards, making it an internationally recognized standard testing laboratory, and that its test results are internationally mutually recognized.

HORIBA China's ASP was established in 2023 and launched the CNAS accreditation application in June 2024.

Covering nearly 1,000 square meters, it gathers HORIBA's advanced instruments and equipment.


Editor: Li Qian

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