Inspecting and retesting of cylinders, cylinder bundles and CO2 extinguishers
Ikaros Srl is a recertification centre approved by the Bureau Veritas certification body of worldwide relevance in inspection, conformity assessment and certification services.
We carry out retesting sessions both for cylinders identified by the π marking, in accordance with the European TPED Directive 2010/35/EU, and for cylinders manufactured and approved according to the Italian law D.M. 1925 that have the RI marking.
What does our cylinder testing service provide?
Ikaros’ testing service starts with the acceptance and inspection of cylinders by our technical staff to assess their condition both in terms of safety and compliance with legal requirements. Specifically, we perform the following checks:
We also support the customer in choosing possible actions through technical advice and useful information so that he is aware of the current legislations and the risk involved in using a non-compliant pressure cylinder.
Cylinder and cylinder bundles maintenance
In addition to classic testing and re-testing activities, Ikaros offers various specific maintenance services to meet the most diverse requirements, always with an eye on safety and regulatory compliance.
Certified quality
At the end of the testing activities, Ikaros issues a Certification stating that the vessel intended for the storage of gas under pressure complies with current regulations and is therefore in compliance.
Special testing and/or additional certifications
Ikaros organises hydrostatic testing sessions, also for large cylinders, in the presence of external inspectors for additional certifications, or for approval for entry into non-EU markets.
Ikaros’ technical staff are available to share their know-how and organize work in the best possible way in order to guarantee all customers speedy execution and correct documentation.
Valve re-testing service
Ikaros offers its customers the opportunity to subject valves to high-pressure hydraulic leak testing and pressure testing, as required by marine certification bodies, for approval of valves for marine use.
This process makes it possible to identify any gas leaks that could compromise the performance of the entire system in which the valve and cylinder are applied.