Automotive Parts Certification
NSF International knows the auto industry. We address industry-wide concerns about identifying high quality automotive aftermarket collision parts through our Automotive Parts Certification Program. We compare aftermarket parts to their OEM service counterparts to ensure that the aftermarket parts meet the OEM parts in form, fit and function.
Certified parts are eligible to bear the NSF mark which tells consumers and industry professionals that the part and the manufacturing facility have met the program’s stringent requirements.
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NSF International Appoints Scott Dunfee Global Managing Director of Automotive Certification
- 2 weeks ago
ANN ARBOR, Mich. – NSF International, a global organization with more than 70 years of independent testing, auditing and certification...
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NSF International Certifies First Automotive Recyclers in Australia
- 5 months ago
ANN ARBOR, Mich., US and SYDNEY, Australia – NSF International, a global organization with more than 70 years of expertise...
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NSF International Launches Vehicle Repair Connect App at SEMA Show
- 6 months ago
ANN ARBOR, Mich. - NSF International, a global organization with more than 70 years of independent testing, auditing and certification...
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White Paper: As Manufacturing Moves to 3D Printing Technology, Product Safety Standards Still Apply
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Webinar: NSF Automotive Collision Repair Shop Certification
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Sustainability Mark for Automotive Collision Replacement Parts
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Automotive Collision Parts Certification Program Overview
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NSF Automotive Program Overview
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Video: NSF Certified Collision Replacement Parts Program Overview
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Defective Part Quality Report Form
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Automotive Collision Parts Distributor Certification Program
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Have Feedback?
If you have a question or an issue with an NSF certified automotive part, please complete the complaint form. Learn more
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Management Systems Certification
Accelerate performance and get results with the trusted audit professionals at NSF-ISR. Learn more
