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V.J. Technology On-site Fixing Testing

Partially verified listing. The listed on-site structural-fixing service and published contact are supported. A current fixed testing laboratory at the imported Rushington address or the Ashford contact has not been established; no relocation is claimed.

V.J. Technology

UKAS schedule 7903, issue 012 dated 10 September 2026, identifies V.J. Technology and allocates structural-fixing tensile and shear loading to code Site at suitable locations. Technology House in Ashford is the published contact address; the schedule does not assign these methods to a fixed Ashford laboratory.

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Key facts

Published contact address
The schedule gives VJ Technology Test Laboratory, Technology House, Brunswick Road, Ashford, Kent, TN23 1EN as its header/contact. Test activities are explicitly described as away from that address at suitable locations.

Testing capabilities

On-site construction-fixing tensile and shear tests

For structural fixings, the schedule lists tensile and shear loading at location code Site. Site locations must be suitable for the stated activities; no fixed-laboratory method allocation is made.

Equipment and published limits

Public information not available. Contact test facility provider for more information.

Access and contact

The schedule names Mr Steve Line and publishes SLine@vjtechnology.com, +44 (0)7536 046394 and www.vjtechnology.com. Describe the construction fixing, substrate, loading direction, selected guidance and proposed site when enquiring.

Facility contact

Standards and accreditation

UKAS 7903 — listed on-site scope
Issue 012 dated 10 September 2026 states ISO/IEC 17025:2017 and CFA Guidance note – Procedure for site testing construction fixings, editions 2012, 2023 and 2024. The listed product, loading method, edition and Site allocation define this reference; no blanket fixing approval is implied.

What to confirm with the facility

  • The inspected schedule gives no numerical load range. Its methods are assigned to suitable on-site locations, so the Ashford contact address is not presented as a fixed testing location.
  • Confirm site suitability, the fixing/substrate, loading and acceptance method, applicable guidance edition, accredited reporting, availability and quotation.

Before requesting a test

Public information not available. Contact test facility provider for more information.

Frequently asked questions

Public information not available. Contact test facility provider for more information.

The current schedule explicitly supports structural-fixing tensile/shear work at suitable Site locations. It is a declared on-site service, with fixing/substrate and site suitability retained; no Ashford or Rushington laboratory is inferred.

No additional facility recommendation is made. Use the further reading links to review the relevant scope.

Further reading

  • Materials and structural testing

    Browse materials and structural testing for On-site construction-fixing tensile and shear tests. Compare the documented article, method and conditions in each entry.

  • Current methods with scope qualifications

    The current schedule explicitly supports structural-fixing tensile/shear work at suitable Site locations. It is a declared on-site service, with fixing/substrate and site suitability retained; no Ashford or Rushington laboratory is inferred. Use this review group to identify the evidence to request before selecting a method.

  • Review supplier compliance claims against evidence

    Confirm the method allocation before planning on-site structural-fixing tensile and shear loading. The current schedule explicitly supports structural-fixing tensile/shear work at suitable Site locations. It is a declared on-site service, with fixing/substrate and site suitability retained; no Ashford or Rushington laboratory is inferred.

Sources and review

Arc read both pages of UKAS 7903 issue 012 on 13 October 2026 and preserved its 10 September 2026 issue date. This reference follows only the Site structural-fixing scope; it does not claim a fixed laboratory or relocation.

Arc publishes this directory entry and does not operate the test facility. Suggest a correction to Arc with a supporting source.

  1. UKAS 7903 V.J. Technology, issue 012

    United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS) · Reviewed

    Issue 012 dated 10 September 2026 gives an Ashford header/contact and Site activities away from that address. Structural-fixing tensile and shear loading use CFA guidance editions 2012, 2023 and 2024. No fixed Rushington/Ashford test allocation, numeric force envelope or relocation is asserted.