For those who are interested in linguistic aspects of Compliance, the
safety mark "B" stands for "Bezpieczenstwo". The word pronounced as
"Bjezopasnost" means "Safety" ... but in the Russian language.
As far I know, test reports and certificates of conformity with
pan-European standards issued by accredited testing laboratories are
accepted in the approval process in Poland.
John Radomski
"Gorodetsky, Vitaly"
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Please respond to
"Gorodetsky, Vitaly"
Thanks, Richard
For those who are interested in linguistic aspects of Compliance, Polish
mandatory safety mark "B" stands for "Bjezopasnost" which means "Safety".
Vitaly Gorodetsky
Compliance Dept. Direct:
(818) 678-3840
Canoga Perkins Corp. Main: (818)
718-6300
20600 Prairie Street FAX: (818)
678-3740
Chatsworth, CA 91311-6008 e-mail:
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