SGS is one of the biggest textile laboratories in India. It is Extending to 45,000 sq ft of laboratory, is one of the biggest testing facilities of its kind within India, facilitating physical as well as chemical testing.
With the latest technology and equipment, the laboratory offers a full range of physical, functional and chemical testing from raw materials to finished products against the requirements of numerous standards and regulations. In addition, the laboratory is equipped to handle tests for the detection of restricted substances. With these improved facilities, SGS is able to offer faster turnaround times for clients and enhance its presence in the consumer and retail sector.
Located in Gurgaon, India’s sourcing hub, SGS’s new laboratory is able to service a vast client base spread across north India, and to benefit from the area’s connectivity and transport network due to its proximity to Delhi. So customers have access to world class state-of-the-art laboratory services within their vicinity.
The laboratory offers a comprehensive range of services include auditing, inspection, and testing spanning all segments of the textile and footwear supply chain.
SGS also has laboratory facilities in Bangalore, Chennai and Tirupur.
India’s textile industry has seen continuous growth in production and exports. Increasing production has led to a rise in textile exports to developed countries as well as a spurt in demand for inspection and testing services.
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