The authorization marks a significant expansion for the German facility, which already maintains ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation and recognition from the German accreditation body, DAkkS. With Euro 7 regulations establishing the first-ever particle emissions limits for brakes, the industry faces an urgent need for specialized testing infrastructure. Link Engineering now offers an end-to-end service, bridging the gap between initial development testing and final regulatory certification.

Managing Director Marco Zessinger noted that the approval provides manufacturers with a streamlined path to compliance. By positioning the Limburg site as a hub for witnessed testing, the company aims to address the global shortage of facilities equipped to handle these specific technical demands. This development reinforces the firm’s role as a primary partner for automotive clients looking to meet international emissions standards.