EN 15048-1 is the European standard that defines the conformity assessment requirements for non-preloaded structural bolting assemblies used in steel structures. The standard aims to verify that bolts, nuts, and related fastening components comply with the specified technical requirements.
Non-preloaded structural bolting assemblies are used in steel constructions, industrial facilities, bridges, and various load-bearing systems to ensure safe connections. As a result of conformity assessment activities carried out under EN 15048-1, certification processes are conducted for products that meet the relevant requirements.
The EN 15048-1 standard is a harmonized European standard that defines the general requirements and conformity assessment rules for non-preloaded structural bolting assemblies. It specifies the performance characteristics, marking requirements, and basic criteria for production processes of fastening components.
Through this standard, the aim is to ensure reliability in structural connections, product traceability, and continuous quality assurance.
Conformity assessment activities under EN 15048-1 are carried out in accordance with the requirements of the relevant standard.
After certification, surveillance activities are carried out at regular intervals to ensure the continuity of the system.
The EN 15048-1 standard is applied for the following purposes:
Non-preloaded structural bolting assemblies are used in many different sectors.
Within the scope of conformity assessment activities, the following records and technical data may be reviewed:
To maintain compliance with the requirements of the standard, regular record-keeping and monitoring activities must be continuously carried out.
Our accredited organization carries out independent, impartial, and confidential conformity assessment, inspection, and certification activities within the scope of EN 15048-1 Non-Preloaded Structural Bolting Assemblies.
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