Testing hydrogen tanks: ensuring safety, quality and reliability
Hydrogen’s future depends on safety — at Kiwa’s hydrogen laboratory, we test and certify tanks under extreme conditions to ensure reliable, leak-tight, and market-ready solutions.
For seasoned professionals in food safety and quality, this isn’t just a supply chain. It’s a risk landscape. Every product represents a journey through raw materials, feed, farming, processing, packaging, logistics, and retail. And every step must be controlled, certified, and transparent.
Hydrogen’s future depends on safety — at Kiwa’s hydrogen laboratory, we test and certify tanks under extreme conditions to ensure reliable, leak-tight, and market-ready solutions.
Any medical device that makes use of software, or is a software in itself (MDSW), could potentially fall under the Regulation 2024/1689 (informally known as ‘AI act’), if the software, or part of it, meets the definition as laid down in this Regulation*. For devices falling under the AI Act, the deadline of August 2, 2027, is fast approaching, considering the timelines for conformity assessment.
As a medical device manufacturer, choosing the right Notified Body is a critical strategic decision. You need a partner that not only understands the regulatory landscape but also operates with the highest standards of quality. It's not just about ticking boxes, it's the bedrock of trust we build with you, the medical device manufacturer, ensuring that when we give a medical device the thumbs up, it's genuinely safe and performs as it should.