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Certificate of registration

Tennowby Precision Components Private Limited (Demo)

Bengaluru, India

  • ISO 9001:2015Quality management systems
Scope

Design, precision machining, heat treatment, fabrication and inspection of automotive and industrial components, including shafts, housings, brackets and welded steel assemblies, and the storage and distribution of finished components to customers in India and abroad.

Certificate number
ISAO-QMS-SPECIMEN
Verification code
SPEC-IMEN-0000

A sample code, printed on the sample certificate. It is not on the register.

Issue date
Valid from
Valid until
Initial certification
Surveillance
On schedule
Sector codes (IAF)
  • 17 · Basic metals and fabricated metal products
  • 18 · Machinery and equipment
  • 22 · Other transport equipment
Sites

As certified

  • Hosur fabrication plant (Demo), Hosur, India
  • Tennowby Auto Castings Private Limited (Demo), Mysuru, India
Issued by

International Standards Accreditation Organization (ISAO)

Digital signature

Verified — sample

This sample is not signed. On a real record, this line shows whether the signature matches the keys ISAO publishes.

The sample certificate this record describes, marked SPECIMEN.

Reading a real record

A real record shows the certificate as it stands on the ISAO public register at the time of your check. The register, not the printed certificate, is the authoritative record: a certificate can be suspended or withdrawn after it was printed, and the record then says so at the top.

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