What Our ISO Certifications Mean for Your Packaging

Sunmart's spray pumps and dispensers are produced under three audited quality systems. Each certificate tells you something different about how your product is made — and each one has a number you can check for yourself.

What each certificate covers

• ISO 9001:2015 (no. 117 26 Q 2822 R2 02) — quality management, from incoming material to finished goods and batch traceability.
• ISO 14001:2015 (no. 117 26 E 1567 R2 02) — environmental management of production, covering waste, energy and process control.
• ISO 13485:2016 (no. 117 26 MD 0193 R3 00, valid 2026-10-10 to 2029-10-09) — the medical device quality system, covering the production and export of spray pumps for pharmaceutical applications.

All three are issued by Shanghai Inger Certification (ICAS), CNCA approval code CNCA-R-2003-117 — the 117 that opens every number above. Each number is a link to the issuer’s own register: the two management-system certificates open the CNCA national certification register, where you choose result query → management system certification and paste the number; the medical device certificate opens the ICAS certificate register, which returns the number with its scope and validity. Certificate scans with the full scope statements go out with every quotation.

Why this matters when you source

A supplier that holds ISO 13485 is a different conversation from one that only holds ISO 9001. It means the line is audited for medical-grade dosing and cleanroom assembly, not just for general quality control. For regulated markets this is usually non-negotiable.

See the pumps these systems cover: nasal spray pumps, crimp-on fine mist sprayers and lotion pumps.

Each of these lines has a dedicated page with its ISO certifications, patents and FAQs: nasal spray pumps, crimp-on fine mist sprayers and lotion pumps.