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RheoSense ISO 9001:2015 Certification

ISO Registration: 951 26 6984 
issued by TÜV SÜD America Inc.

RheoSense, Inc. has been awarded ISO 9001:2015 certification

This certification affirms our commitment to rigorous quality management standards across all operations. This internationally recognized certification covers our San Ramon, California facility.

The ISO 9001:2015 standard establishes a framework for consistent process control, continual improvement, and customer-focused quality assurance. This certification validates that our quality management system meets the highest global benchmarks, providing scientists, researchers, and regulatory professionals with confidence in the precision and reliability of RheoSense instrumentation.

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QUALITY MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATION COVERS

  • Certified design, assembly, and testing of viscometers and VROC® chips
  • Systematic quality management aligned with ISO 9001:2015 requirements
  • Rigorous process controls ensuring high accuracy and measurement repeatability
  • Continuous improvement practices embedded throughout manufacturing operations
  • Compliance with international regulatory and scientific standards for instrumentation
  • Third-party certification audited and issued by TÜV SÜD America Inc.
  • Quality assurance framework supporting regulatory submissions and data integrity
  • Certified facility in San Ramon, California serving global biopharmaceutical customers
Health care researchers working in lab

"The RheoSense viscometer enabled us to quickly and accurately measure small aliqouts of sample which was necessary due to limited amounts of biological material. Additionally the low volume allowed us to gather many replicates of data in order to accurately assess biological variability between and across samples. This capability allowed us to have much more robust data collection and higher sample sizes for each point on the curve as compared to using traditional capillary viscometry."

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