ZF CVCS India Secures NABL Accreditation for Hemi Anechoic Chamber
ZF CVCS India has secured NABL accreditation for its Hemi Anechoic Chamber Testing Laboratory, validating its advanced vehicle testing capabilities. This facility, one of few accredited in India, meets ISO/IEC 17025:2017 standards. The accreditation is valid until July 2030 and enhances ZF's support for automotive NVH testing and validation.
The NABL accreditation enhances ZF's testing capabilities and supports customer requirements, which is positive for business but does not directly translate to immediate financial results. It strengthens their market position and service offering.
The NABL accreditation signifies an enhancement in the company's technical capabilities and infrastructure, which is a positive development for its testing and validation services.
ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems (CVCS) India Limited has achieved a significant milestone by securing NABL accreditation for its Hemi Anechoic Chamber Testing Laboratory, located at ZF's proving ground near Chennai. This accreditation, in accordance with ISO/IEC 17025:2017, positions the facility as one of the few NABL-accredited Hemi Anechoic Chambers in India for automotive Noise, Vibration, and Harshness (NVH) testing and validation. The accreditation is valid until July 2030 and covers a wide range of conventional and electrified vehicle technologies. The 144 sq. m chamber can test vehicles up to five meters in length and 2.5 meters in height, with background noise levels below 20 dBA and a 100 Hz cut-off frequency, enabling precise acoustic characterization and NVH evaluation. This enhanced capability strengthens ZF's advanced engineering and validation infrastructure, supporting customer requirements for improved vehicle quality, comfort, and regulatory compliance. Paramjit Singh Chadha, Managing Director, ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India Ltd, stated that this achievement is an important milestone in building world-class engineering and validation capabilities in India, enabling the company to support customers with reliable, traceable, and globally accepted testing services that accelerate product development and validation. The facility serves over 50 customers, including leading OEMs, suppliers, and technology partners, and its test reports can be recognized across more than 100 countries through NABL's international mutual recognition framework.
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