UL

UL (Underwriters Laboratories) certification is a widely recognized and accepted safety certification in the American market. UL is an independent organization that tests and certifies compliance with safety standards for a diverse range of products, from electrical appliances to fire safety equipment.

To obtain UL certification, a product must go through an extensive evaluation process that may include laboratory testing, documentary reviews and on-site inspections. Once a product is UL certified, it can be labeled with the UL logo, indicating to consumers and regulatory authorities that the product meets established safety standards.

UL standards are often used as references in US regulations and are widely accepted in the North American market. However, it is important to note that UL certification is not always mandatory for all products, but it is often required by retailers, insurers and regulatory agencies to demonstrate compliance with safety standards.

Demonstrating UL certification can be an important advantage in ensuring compliance with safety standards and gaining consumer trust.

In order to market our products to the US market, Fixator has had a specific range of cable winches UL certified, which you can view and filter below according to your specific lifting needs or industry.