The recognised component approval process is much simpler than you would think and the UL label centre doesn't need to be involved in that approval process. All you need to do is provide the information of the correct UL Mark that you want printed onto your labels and as a PGAA approved supplier and we will be able to manufacture the labels for you.
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This is the first video in our short series of UL videos. In this video we focus on the basics of UL 969 for labels, shed light on the differences between PGJI2 (USA), PGJI8 (Canada), PGDQ2 (US) & PGDQ8 (Canada) category codes.
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In our second video of our UL video series we discuss what a UL file and yellow card refer to.
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This short video blog describes the process of changing supplier for an UL approved product and how easy it is to do.
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In this short video, we discuss what the difference between the various UL marks are that you can often find on labels.
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We reviewed our customer’s typical requirements for products and component labels that needed UL 969 approved labels and then created a UL approved label product offering of 48 different label constructions to cover the majority of customer needs.
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We recently worked with a manufacturer of air purifiers who was going through the UL process and needed design assistance to create the label artwork.
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Incorporate the UL Mark into your existing design.
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The purpose of this short video is to explain UL's Follow-up Services and the impact that they have on the use of the UL Mark on your labels.
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The process for putting a UL Mark onto a ‘Combined Label’ is incredibly complicated and to help our customers we have compiled this guide in a question and answer format.
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