Certificates
ISO 9001 - international quality management standard
Understanding the importance of such aspects as quality and environmental care for our customers and future generations, the company has successfully implemented the International Management Standard in its organizational processes, in which the quality of products and services is guaranteed by a quality management system in accordance with the ISO 9001 standard.
Obtaining this certificate was made possible due to the company's compliance with a single requirement for monitoring the development of all work processes, including in the field of the use of natural resources and the safe treatment of waste generated.
Continuous monitoring of the product quality assurance system at all stages from production to consumer feedback is one of our main tasks.
We produce products that are safe for health and the environment.
In 1995, the European Commission established criteria for the award of the EU Flower eco-label to interior paints and varnishes.
What does the EU Flower mean? The EU Flower is a symbol that informs the buyer that a given paint is safe for health and the environment.
Before granting the right to use the EU label, independent institutions check the product's compliance with strict requirements for consumer properties and its impact on the environment. First of all, the requirements assume that the paint must have a minimum solvent content and that no substances hazardous to human health and the environment were used in the manufacture of the paint.
The entire life cycle of eco-labeled paint is a process of a person's gentle and caring attitude towards the environment, towards their own habitat, starting from the process of extracting raw materials, manufacturing and selling paint to the choice and use of this product by the consumer.
"Flower of the European Union" - a symbol of high quality and caring attitude towards the environment. Trust the flower!
A number of Eskaro TM products have been awarded a certificate confirming compliance with the requirements of emission class M1.
Emission is the release of harmful volatile substances from the coating during operation. There are 3 classes of paint and varnish materials according to the intensity of emission. Class M1 is the highest.
Products belonging to the M1 emission class do not emit volatile substances into the air at all, or emit them in very small, insignificant quantities. Very few substances evaporate from materials of class M2. Materials of class M3 are not produced, or have exceeded the strict emission limits permissible for building materials.
Materials of class M1 are tested in independent accredited testing laboratories. For materials classified by emission, tests are carried out to determine the amount of all volatile organic substances, formaldehyde, ammonia and carcinogenic substances. In addition, a group of specialists conducts an olfactory assessment of the smell of the test material. All tests are carried out 4 weeks after applying the paint.
Materials marked M are the safest products for allergy sufferers or people suffering from respiratory diseases.
