MOTI魔笛实验室获得CNAS认证

Aug.04.2022
MOTI魔笛实验室获得CNAS认证
Shenzhen Lightning Technology's MOTI lab has been awarded CNAS accreditation, showcasing their testing capability and international standards.

Recently, the testing center of Shenzhen Rayyan Technology Co., Ltd. (MOTI Magic Flute 2019 Laboratory) has obtained the accreditation from CNAS (China National Accreditation Service for Conformity Assessment), making it one of the few domestic electronic cigarette brand enterprises to have a CNAS-accredited national laboratory.


The acronym CNAS stands for China National Accreditation Service for Conformity Assessment. The recent recognition by CNAS confirms the authoritative recognition of the management level, testing ability, and quality management capabilities of the Lei Yan Testing Center, and signifies the center's comprehensive strength in the electronic atomization industry reaching international standards. This further strengthens Lei Yan's scientific research advantages and lends authoritative endorsement to the quality of its entire product line.


According to a report from NetEase News, CNAS certification has been recognized by both the International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (ILAC) and the Asia Pacific Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (APLAC). This recognition means that testing reports issued by CNAS can be mutually recognized and accepted by 78 countries and regions and 65 organizations worldwide. This has laid a solid foundation for MOTI Mojo to obtain international customer recognition and to participate in bilateral and multilateral scientific research, exchange and cooperation.


The accreditation standards of the China National Accreditation Service for Conformity Assessment (CNAS) are high, the review process is lengthy, the procedures are strict, and the difficulty of passing is great, resulting in few electronic cigarette companies being accredited by CNAS. However, the Rayyan Testing Center was able to successfully pass the CNAS certification, which is closely related to its strong research and development capabilities and quality assurance efforts.


Since its inception, Leiyan Technology has been dedicated to technology research and development and continuous innovation. The company established the "2019 Laboratory" in accordance with the CNAS standards at an early stage, which was officially put into use in 2019. The laboratory has three core capabilities: chemical experiments, physical testing, and reliability testing. Leiyan Technology insists on continuous investment in the production research and development of core materials and exploration of aerosol health basic science. They implement a globally leading product quality management system and have always been the core support of the MOTI MoDi full-line product lifecycle testing and monitoring process.


Tech company Leiyan is reportedly intensifying its development of new products that comply with national standards. Multiple products have already undergone technical evaluations and have achieved a high rate of approval within the industry. Leiyan has stated that it will adhere to its "2FIRSTS" industry values, guided by management regulations, with a focus on product-driven innovation and investment in research and development. The company aims to maintain a leading edge and provide users with quality products to support the technological revolution and high-quality development of the e-cigarette industry.


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