This page is an archive of LOPO test-report and certificate scans collected in 2014. It preserves all eight original images while adding the dates, named products, standards, issuers and scope limits that can be read from the retained pages.
It is not a list of current approvals. A certificate can expire or change scope, and a test report normally applies only to the identified sample, test methods and conditions. Request the current, complete document set for the product, legal entity, factory, market and project being reviewed.
Archive status: the three management-system certificates shown below state validity only through 7 October 2015. The laboratory material is also historical, and several retained images are covers rather than complete reports. No image on this page should be cited as proof of current certification or all-product compliance.
Use the maintained compliance and download pages first
Certificates & Compliance
The current resource page organizes the available archive around quality, environmental, occupational-health and product-compliance topics. It also directs users to confirm the current certificate, scope, validity, applicable product and declared performance with LOPO.
Catalogues & Technical Downloads
The download library distinguishes newer product catalogues from legacy reference catalogues and installation guides. These files can help identify a product family, but a catalogue is not a substitute for a certificate, declaration, complete test report or project-specific engineering evidence.
- Two commissioned terracotta-panel test-report covers associated by the legacy filenames with different panel sizes
- One undated LOPO technical specification sheet with multiple referenced test methods
- One dated artificial culture-stone result sheet, which is not terracotta-panel certification
- One dated inspection-report cover for an extruded split ceramic tile
- Three management-system certificates issued in 2012 and expired in 2015
Archived product and laboratory documents
Expired management-system certificate scans
The next three certificates name the organization `福建省乐普陶板制造有限公司` and the scope “design and production of extruded ceramic panels.” They name Fujian Southeast Standard Certification Center as issuer, were issued on 8 October 2012 and state validity through 7 October 2015. They are retained for company-history context only.
How to verify documents for a live project
- Identify the document type. Distinguish a management-system certificate, product certificate, declaration, laboratory report, vendor data sheet, catalogue and installation guide.
- Match the legal entity and site. Check the company name, manufacturing address and any site exclusions against the proposed supplier and production location.
- Match the product and specimen. Confirm product family, model, dimensions, body, surface, batch and fixing or assembly configuration where relevant.
- Read the complete standard reference. Record the standard number, edition and test method. A similar title or later edition is not automatically equivalent.
- Verify issuer and accreditation scope. Confirm the issuing or testing body, its authority for that activity and its status on the relevant date.
- Check dates and document control. Review issue date, expiry date, revision, amendments, withdrawal or supersession and current verification status.
- Obtain the whole document. Covers and cropped images omit essential sample, method, result, limitation, signature and appendix information.
- Confirm project applicability. Ask the facade consultant, engineer, code professional or authority having jurisdiction which evidence is required for the actual market, building and assembly.
For a current request, state the project country, product and model, proposed dimensions and finish, estimated quantity, intended application and required standards. LOPO can then identify the available documents for review; the project team remains responsible for determining acceptance and compliance.
Request a project-specific document pack
Send the product reference, drawings or build-up, project location, required standard and tender deadline. Ask for current documents with their full scope and revision status rather than relying on an archived image.