WTA Certification of plaster rehabilitation
Ever since the WTA quality brand was established, more than 50 plaster manufacturers have had their goods certificated- These manufacturers were awarded the WTA quality brand. In practice these manufacturers can now present their rehabilitation and reconstruction plasters as WTA rehabilitation and reconstruction plasters. The prerequisite is that they meet the provisions WTA guideline 2-9-04. At the same time, the manufacturers must present a record of tests carried on the given product by a laboratory with accreditation, certification of quality control and documents about regular supervision from the part of a certification organ.
Certification surcharge
Type of certification / extension
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Price according to WTA guidelines 2-9-04 Inc. VAT
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First certification plaster / system
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3.070,- EUR
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First certification system + additives
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3.150,- EUR
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extension
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510,- EUR
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First certification and extension
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3.580,- EUR
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transfer/ transcribe to other company
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1.020,- EUR
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Extending one transfer
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120,- EUR
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Extension system + additives
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510,- EUR + each additive 150,- EUR
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Recommendation: Certification for all tested products according to the ETA guidelines 2-90-04 is valid for 2 years. The price for certification may be altered according to this. During the two-year period there will not be any significant price fluctuations but rather an overall simplification as a result of extending validity.
Technical course
Certification is carried out by a certification commission. The address of the certification commission is: WTA-Zertifizierungs kommission, c/o Ingenieurbüro für Bauwerkserhaltung Weimar GmbH Industriestrasse 1 a, 99427 Weimar. The speaker for the certification commission is Dr Lothar Goretzki. Certificates are approved by the WTA board of directors. Certification surcharges are paid by the applicant to the WTA organisation. Testing institution s may examine private and state testing institutions that are capable of carrying out the required tests on both fresh and stale mortar.
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