En 10204 (2004) - Types of Inspection

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TYPES OF INSPECTION DOCUMENTS AS PER EN 10204 (2004)

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Key words: Inspection document, EN 10204 (2004), electronic transmission
EN 10204 (2004)
In October 2004 the new edition of the EN 10204 standard, Metallic products – Types of inspec-
tion documents (2004), was published. Like the preceding standard EN 10204 (1991+A1:1995),
this standard determines the different types of inspection documents that can be placed at the
purchaser’s disposal in accordance with the arrangements at the time of order for the delivery of
metallic products, such as heavy plates. According to this standard only the following types of
inspection documents are still available to the customer:
Designation of the
Document content Document validated by
document type
2.1 Declaration of Statement of compliance
the manufacturer
compliance with the order with the order
2.2 Test report Statement of compliance
with the order, with indica-
the manufacturer
tion of results of non-
specific inspection
3.1 Inspection certificate 3.1 Statement of compliance the manufacturer’s author-
with the order, with indica- ised inspection representa-
tion of results of specific tive independent of the
inspection manufacturing department
3.2 Inspection certificate 3.2 the manufacturer’s
authorised inspection
representative independent
of the manufacturing de-
partment and either the pur-
chaser’s authorised inspec-
tion representative or the
inspector designated by the
official regulations
Moreover Dillinger Hütte GTS offers an analysis report 2.2 with declaration of the heat analysis.
Compared to the preceding standard, test report 2.3 as well as versions A and C of the inspec-
tion certificates 3.1 are no longer available. The inspection previously done by the officially des-
ignated inspector (previously 3.1.A) or the independent inspection by an expert authorised by
the purchaser (previously 3.1.C.) can be covered by the inspection certificate 3.2. The current
inspection certificate 3.1 corresponds to the previous inspection certificate 3.1.B.
Therefore the inspection documents have to be validated by the manufacturer or by the manu-
facturer and the independent purchaser’s authorised inspection representative. Intermediaries
are only allowed to transmit originals or copies of the inspection documents without changing
any condition – apart from quantities. As far as copies are concerned a procedure ensuring their
traceability has to be applied.
It is likely that the two standards will coexist for a certain transition period. The decision as to
which standard has to be applied also depends on the purchaser and on the current situation of
possibly applicable rules.
Designation of inspection documents
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All inspection documents related to orders of Dillinger Hütte GTS are designated as per
EN 10204 (2004) and as per EN 10204 (1991+A1:1995) as well as ISO 10474 (1991) in the
case of a declaration of compliance with the order 2.1, a test report or a analysis certificate 2.2
or an inspection certificate 3.1 or 3.2. This will be applied from order number 295200 onwards.
Examples:
Test report 2.2 as per EN 10204:2004
Test report 2.2 as per EN 10204:1991+A1:1995 and as per ISO 10474:1991
Inspection certificate 3.1 as per EN 10204:2004
Inspection certificate 3.1.B as per EN 10204:1991+A1:1995 and as per ISO 10474:1991
Material Test Report (MTR)
Inspection certificate 3.2 as per EN 10204:2004
Inspection report 3.2 as per EN 10204:1991+A1:1995 + as per ISO 10474:1991
Electronic transmission
EN 10204 (2004) explicitly permits the conservation and transmission of inspection documents
in an electronic form without using the postal service. This allows a faster delivery of inspection
documents and simplifies electronic storage.
Dillinger Hütte GTS offers to its customers the transmission of inspection documents as a PDF
file by mail or fax as well as access to the Internet service platform www.heavyplate.com. At the
moment, this service can be used for the following document types: declaration of compliance
with the order 2.1, test report 2.2, analysis certificate 2.2 as well as inspection certificate 3.1
(respectively 3.1.B as per EN 10204:1991+A1:1995). It is planned for the future to make avail-
able to the purchaser the inspection certificate 3.2 (i.e. with external control) also in an elec-
tronic form.
If you are interested in using this new transmission service, please contact our Marketing and
Sales department or the respective sales agencies.
Edition 0
Dillingen, April 2005
Inspection department & Marketing Constructional Steelwork
[email protected]
www.dillinger.de
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