Southwest Aluminum Marine Board passed the first inspection of the American Bureau of Shipping

According to the bulk non-ferrous net reprint: Recently, the Southwest Aluminum Marine Board was tested by the American Bureau of Shipping, which was the first time that SWA passed the ABS certification in 2013 and the first time the relevant product passed the inspection. It is also through the technological innovation of Southwest Aluminum to seize the market. The commanding heights constantly open up new markets for new performance.

The American Classification Society was founded in 1862 and has very strict product requirements. SWA passed the classification societies certification in 2013, but it did not receive orders until this year.

After receiving the order, SWA will use this batch of products as the “key” to enter new overseas markets. The rolling factory organization that undertakes the production tasks will be put into production. The technical personnel, operating personnel, and relevant personnel will follow the entire process. Control every aspect of production. Before the product went offline, SWAAL made an appointment with the ABS surveyor one month in advance to check the product. During the inspection process, the relevant technicians of SWALP and the Surveyor took samples together, and saw samples were processed and tested in a timely manner. The site acceptance of the products was completed in just two days. The surveyor signed the inspection report to confirm the product. qualified.