TTS GLOBAL
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Identify the material
For chemical questions, agree the substances, material variants and methods. RoHS, REACH and a buyer’s own specification can call for different scopes.
Explore the scope & process ↗TTS / Testing
Product Testing: RoHS, REACH & CPSIA Support
Define a product-specific test plan for RoHS, REACH, CPSIA, material performance or packaging. Connect the market requirement with the sample, method and report you need.
From your material.
To a measured result.
THE SERVICE IN PRACTICE
Start with the question, then the method.
Product, material and destination determine the testing brief. TTS helps define what must be measured, which samples represent the question and what evidence the buyer needs.
02
Choose the right level of evidence
A quick fabric check on site can flag a concern. A laboratory performance test uses an agreed method and conditions; confirm which evidence your buyer requires.
Explore the scope & process ↗
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Test the complete package
Assess the packed product against a selected distribution scenario. Define the route, protocol and damage criteria before preparing samples.
Explore the scope & process ↗01 / Service programmes
A test plan for your product.
Six starting points. The final scope is confirmed for your project.
Electrical & electronic products
RoHS Testing: Restricted Substances in Electrical Products
Identify the restricted-substance checks relevant to your components and materials.
What you receive
A test report identifying the samples, agreed methods and measured results.
Materials & finished articles
REACH Testing: SVHC Screening & Annex XVII Restrictions
Build a chemical test scope around your product and material composition.
What you receive
Results for the agreed substance scope, with sample identification.
Products for the US market
CPSIA Testing & Children’s Product Certificate Evidence
Plan relevant chemical and safety checks using the product’s intended age and use.
What you receive
Product-specific test evidence for your compliance documentation.
Know what is in your product
Chemical Testing for Consumer Products & Restricted Substances
Investigate selected substances in raw materials and finished goods.
What you receive
Analytical results linked to the submitted materials and agreed test methods.
From textiles to home products
Consumer Product Testing: Textile & Household Performance
Turn product specifications and intended use into a focused test plan.
What you receive
Results against the selected product requirements and methods.
Protect the product in transit
ISTA Packaging Testing & Transport Simulation
Assess the packaged product against the agreed distribution-test programme.
What you receive
Recorded packaging and product condition after the agreed test sequence.
REQUIREMENTS & EVIDENCE
Which requirements shape your brief?
Explore the standard’s scope, the records needed and the questions to resolve before booking.
Test the material that carries the substance risk.
Where this applies
The EU framework for restricted substances in covered electrical and electronic equipment. Product scope and exemptions are reviewed before testing.
Candidate List screening and restriction testing answer different questions.
Where this applies
Restriction entries include conditions for particular substances, mixtures, articles or uses. Select applicable entries in the testing brief.
Start with age, use and construction—not a generic toy test package.
Where this applies
For toys, identify the applicable requirements of the CPSC-accepted toy-safety standard rather than applying every clause to every product.
How it works
- 01
Share your product
- 02
Confirm the test plan
- 03
Submit samples
- 04
Receive results
TTS / TESTING
01Sample identification
02Methods & results
03Applicable criteria
Illustrative deliverable layout · the agreed scope determines the final content.
03 / What you receive
Evidence you can use.
A structured record of the agreed work, with the detail needed for your next decision.
What is included?
The test deliverables agreed in your quotation. The applicable laboratory, method and any accreditation requirements are confirmed for the project.
Ready to define the scope?
Tell us about your product.
Product description, model or material, intended use, target market and any buyer testing specification.
Request a quotePlanning & questions
Review the detailed service scope
Start with the product and its intended use. TTS can discuss the relevant testing requirements, sample information and route before you commit to a testing programme.
- Product type, materials and intended users
- Target sales market and customer requirements
- Requested methods and sample requirements
- Deliverables, scope and quotation
Which tests do I need?
The scope depends on the product, intended use and sales market. Send the product details and any buyer requirements so that the scope can be assessed.
How many samples should I send?
Sample requirements depend on the agreed methods. Confirm the testing plan with TTS before sending samples.
Can one report cover every market?
Requirements vary by product and destination. The scope and suitability of existing reports need to be checked for the intended market.