Underwriters Laboratories Inc.
As the global safety science leader, UL provides the expertise, insights and services necessary to solve critical business challenges. We help our customers achieve their safety, security and sustainability goals, meet quality and performance expectations, manage risk and achieve regulatory compliance.
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847.272.8800 - CustomerExperienceCenter@ul.com
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Northbrook, IL 60062
United States of America
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Testing
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Underwriters Laboratories Inc.
Our independent, rigorous testing process helps ensure that your products align with applicable requirements and expectations. We deliver innovative, customized options that aim to streamline testing processes, reduce costs and help speed products to market around the world. And our global team’s knowledge helps you stay ahead of the curve on evolving requirements, materials and technologies.
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CARB Testing
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Underwriters Laboratories Inc.
The ASTM D6007 (small chamber) and ASTM E1333 (large chamber) test methods are used by the composite wood products industry to measure emissions of formaldehyde from plywood, particle board and medium-density fiberboard (MDF), commonly known as CARB testing. Testing is conducted in environmental chambers operated at defined product loading, temperature and relative humidity.
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Commodity Classification Testing
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Underwriters Laboratories Inc.
As a global expert in fire safety science, UL provides an independent assessment of the fire risks associated with various types of stored commodities protected by sprinklers. As a part of commodity classification testing, UL examines many factors including sprinkler activation temperature, sprinkler response time index (RTI), the radial distance from the sprinkler to the center of the fire, the distance between the ceiling and the top of the commodity, and the number of storage tiers.
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Vehicle Interior Air Quality Testing
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Underwriters Laboratories Inc.
Hundreds of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), which off-gas from the materials and finishes used in car interiors, can be present in the air inside a new vehicle. VOCs can cause odor complaints and have been linked to numerous health concerns. As the demand for healthier products increases, vehicle manufacturers that tell a compelling sustainability story can capitalize on a significant opportunity to grow market share.UL helps manufacturers capture value for their sustainability efforts, mitigate risks and comply with increasingly complex regulations.
