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Eight International Certifications – Chongwen International Safeguards Ship Safety
Release time:
03 Apr,2026
In the shipbuilding industry, safety always comes first. The fire performance, structural strength, and environmental compliance of marine interior systems directly affect the lives of crew and passengers. Jiangyin Chongwen International Aluminum Honeycomb Panel Co., Ltd., guided by the philosophy of "safety as the foundation, quality as the priority," has earned high praise from customers both at home and abroad.
Chongwen International's core marine interior products, including wall panels, ceilings, fire doors, and complete bathroom units, have all undergone rigorous testing and validation. The company has not only achieved ISO quality management system certification but has also successfully obtained type approval certificates from major global classification societies such as CCS, KR, GL EC, BV, and LR. This means that Chongwen International's products can be used worldwide on all types of high‑standard vessel projects.
Notably, key products such as fire doors and composite rock wool panels from Chongwen International meet or even exceed the relevant requirements of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in critical aspects such as fire integrity, thermal insulation, and smoke toxicity. By adopting advanced aluminum honeycomb structure technology, the company significantly reduces weight while maintaining strength, providing strong support for vessel energy efficiency and emission reduction.
"Each certification we pass is not only the best reward for our team's efforts, but also a solemn commitment we make to our customers," said Chongwen International's quality assurance manager.
Looking ahead, Chongwen International will continue to uphold its quality policy of "high standards and strict requirements," continuously improving product performance and service levels, and contributing China's strength to global ship safety.
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