Simplifying KC Safety Certification with GCA KOREA!

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KC Safety Certification Marking
KC Safety Certification Marking

Planning to launch your electronic or electrical products in South Korea? Here's how we simplify the KC Safety certification process for you.


1. Apply to GCA KOREA

Submit your application with the necessary information about your product. Our experts will guide you through the initial requirements and documentation.


2. Review of Samples, Standards, and Technical Documents

Our team conducts a thorough review of the product samples, applicable standards, and technical documents to confirm readiness for the next steps.


3. Conduct Product Testing

Your product undergoes rigorous safety testing at an accredited lab to ensure it meets Korean regulatory requirements.


4. Perform Factory Inspection (only for safety certification)

For KC Safety certification, an additional factory inspection is conducted to verify the safety of the manufacturing process.


5. Issue KC Safety Certificate

Upon successful testing and factory inspection, we issue the KC Safety certification, verifying your product’s compliance with safety standards.


6. Release Product to the Korean Market after KC Marking

Once certified, your product can be marked with the KC logo, allowing it to be distributed and sold in the Korean market.

 

Why Choose GCA KOREA?

 ✔️  Expertise in KC certification processes

 ✔️  Comprehensive support from application to certification

 ✔️  Seamless communication and timely delivery

 

Start your KC Safety certification journey today and bring your product to the Korean market with confidence!


If you’d like to learn more about the KC Safety certification process or begin the certification procedure, please contact us here.


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👉 Contact GCA

Tel. +82-31-360-8180
Email: forest.lee@gca-kr.com

 

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