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PESO Certification refers to approval granted by the Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organization (PESO) in India. This certification ensures that equipment used in hazardous environments—especially in oil, gas, petroleum, and explosives industries—complies with safety standards and regulations.

PESO Certification is mandatory in India for:

• Pressure vessels

• Gas cylinders

• Flameproof (explosion-proof) electrical equipment

• Valves, pumps, compressors, and safety devices used in hazardous areas

• To ensure safe installation and operation of equipment in explosive or flammable environments

• To prevent industrial accidents related to pressure systems or flammable substances

• To ensure compliance with the Indian Explosives Act and associated rules

The Chief Controller of Explosives, operating under the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India.

• Gas cylinders and tanks

• Valves and pressure regulators

• Electrical equipment for hazardous areas (e.g., ATEX-certified products used in India)

• Safety relief valves

• Instruments used in LPG, LNG, and other combustible gas environments

Foreign manufacturers must obtain PESO certification before exporting certain products to India. They may need to:

• Appoint an Indian representative

• Submit technical documents

• Undergo product testing and inspection

PESO Certification refers to approval granted by the Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organization (PESO) in India. This certification ensures that equipment used in hazardous environments—especially in oil, gas, petroleum, and explosives industries—complies with safety standards and regulations.

PESO Certification is mandatory in India for:

• Pressure vessels

• Gas cylinders

• Flameproof (explosion-proof) electrical equipment

• Valves, pumps, compressors, and safety devices used in hazardous areas

• To ensure safe installation and operation of equipment in explosive or flammable environments

• To prevent industrial accidents related to pressure systems or flammable substances

• To ensure compliance with the Indian Explosives Act and associated rules

The Chief Controller of Explosives, operating under the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India.

• Gas cylinders and tanks

• Valves and pressure regulators

• Electrical equipment for hazardous areas (e.g., ATEX-certified products used in India)

• Safety relief valves

• Instruments used in LPG, LNG, and other combustible gas environments

Foreign manufacturers must obtain PESO certification before exporting certain products to India. They may need to:

• Appoint an Indian representative

• Submit technical documents

• Undergo product testing and inspection