¿Qué es la certificación IAPMO??
IAPMO (Asociación Internacional de Funcionarios de Plomería y Mecánica), establecido en 1926, es un miembro clave del Consejo Internacional de Plomería. The UPC standards issued by IAPMO continue to gain wider recognition and application internationally. Their certification represents a mark of quality and compliance in the plumbing industry.
What Certifications are Offered by IAPMO
IAPMO offers certification programs including:
- UPC (Uniform Plumbing Code)
- UMC (Uniform Mechanical Code)
- IAPMO-T
- USPC (Uniform Swimming Pool Code)
- USEC
- M/C Certification
Additionally, IAPMO provides:
- YO ASI 9000 System Certification
- ANSI/NSF 61 Certificación
For Water Systems Certification, IAPMO conducts testing in strict accordance with NSF/ANSI and WQA standards.
If you have obtained NSF certification from IAPMO, the certificate will state: Your product meets NSF/ANSI Standard 61. This certificate will also be recognized by many countries.
BMAG Valves with IAPMO Certification
BMAG Valves has successfully obtained IAPMO certification for various valve products:
Brass Swing Check Valves with IAPMO Certification
Brass Spring Check Valves with IAPMO Certification
Válvulas de compuerta de latón with IAPMO Certification
Hose Bibcocks with IAPMO Certification
Brass Vacuum Breakers with IAPMO Certification
How to Verify IAPMO Certification
To verify an IAPMO certification, you can use the file number listed on the certificate.
Visit the official IAPMO website: pld.iapmo.org and enter File No. to confirm its authenticity.
Global Recognition of IAPMO Certification
IAPMO certification holds significance in the North American market, and its influence continues. Countries across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, Sudamerica, and parts of Africa are increasingly accepting IAPMO certification standards.
Válvulas BMAG
BMAG’s valve products have obtained IAPMO certification, demonstrating BMAG’s strong manufacturing capabilities and excellent product quality. BMAG is a trusted valve supplier. Contact us.
