Our publication rule
A technical document must identify the tested item, model, method and conditions. Without a controlled model identity, the document stays in the evidence register and does not become a product claim.
| Document | What the document states | V1 treatment |
|---|---|---|
| UDEM M.2025.206.C123752 | Names Ruian Yongjiuliang as the company, references EU 2023/988, EN ISO 17966:2025 and EN ISO 21856:2022, and lists YJL models. Expiry: 4 Aug 2030. | Recorded as an attestation. No portfolio-wide certification claim until YJL-to-IanCare SKU mapping is controlled. |
| SGS GZHL2311040497MD_CN | One domestic suction grab bar sample. The report fields state 120 kg maximum user weight and a three-year design life. Requested ISO 17966:2016 clauses include compliant results for static strength, impact and durability, while several areas were not tested. The Chinese report is for internal reference and defers to the English original. | Described only within the sample and report scope. Not extrapolated to other suction designs. |
| TÜV 1103017204-53104 | Straight handrail model 53104 for client Lineabeta SPA. The report records a 120 kg nominal load, 240 kg for one hour without visible deformation, 360 kg for one hour without breakage but with deformation, and no visible rust after a 168-hour corrosion test. | Not used for current IanCare load claims because model identity has not been established. |
What this does not mean
- One report does not cover every visually similar product.
- A test load is not automatically the safe working load.
- A material additive statement is not a finished-product antimicrobial test.
- A referenced standard, attestation and third-party product certification are different things.
Requesting documentation
Provide the target market, exact model, environment, quantity and required standard. We will identify available documents, gaps and any additional test requirement.