CMM Approvals
The NRCS Chemical, Mechanical & Materials (CMM) area covers certain products subject to compulsory safety and conformity specifications.
Suppliers and importers of applicable mechanical, gas, pressure-related, protective or material-based products should confirm the relevant specification before trading.
How We Help
We help identify the NRCS requirements, review documentation and coordinate the relevant regulatory process.
Requirements & Guidance
Check these details before starting. Exact requirements depend on the product, business model and application route.
Typical supporting information includes:
- Product drawings, specifications and intended use
- Relevant conformity assessment and testing evidence
- Manufacturer details and product identification
Confirm these points and avoid common pitfalls:
- Check the correct regulatory product category
- Confirm the exact version of the relevant standard
- Review whether additional evidence is required
Issues worth addressing early:
- Applying under the wrong CMM specification
- Missing technical or materials data
- Assuming all mechanical products follow one route
How It Works
The route and supporting technical evidence depend on the regulated product or compliance issue.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about cmm approvals.
What does CMM mean?
Do all mechanical products need NRCS approval?
What reports are required?
Can ATC handle unusual CMM products?
