BS EN 15947:2022 is coming, and now is the time to think about what you need to do. Some of the changes are substantial, and will mean the end of certain product types. Other changes relate to safety instructions, so its important to know what uou have to do. To find out more about what is required to comply, contact us.

Changes to the planned UKCA regulations have now been revised. The key aspect is that as long as a pyrotechnic article (fireworks and T or P pyrotechnics) can now carry both a UKCA and CE mark as long as they have went through the normal CE process. This change by UKGov is welcome for UK based importers. There are some conditions, the main one being that to carry the UKCA mark, you must be a business based in the UK. To find out more about what is required to comply, contact us.

The MC100K (also known as the Pyropack) is designed to offer mitigation for almost all HT3 (1.3G) products to HT4 (1.4G). To some, the Pyropack looks like a simple metal box with holes in it. The reality is that the Pyropack has been developed over many years and has been tested to destruction to verify that it is up to the job. Knowing what products are suitable for the Pyropack can be complicated, which is why we offer an bespoke online calculator which takes away the guess work, ensuring you are compliant. For more information, contact us for details.