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Jun
7 items that needs certification to import to Malaysia
In Malaysia, the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) regulates the import of construction-related materials. Seven key items that require CIDB certification before importation include:
| 1 | Steel bars & reinforcement | MS 146 (Hot-rolled steel bars) MS 1493 (Steel wire for reinforcement) |
| 2 | Cement | MS 522 (Portland cement) MS 1388 (Pulverized fuel ash cement) |
| 3 | Concrete products (e.g., blocks, pipes) | MS 27 (Concrete pipes) MS 76 (Concrete masonry units) |
| 4 | Structural steel sections | MS 1553 (Structural steel – Hot-rolled sections) MS 1063 (Steel for welding) |
| 5 | Ceramic tiles & sanitary ware | MS 224 (Ceramic tiles) MS 1365 (Sanitary appliances) |
| 6 | Electrical wiring & cables | MS 239 (PVC-insulated cables) IEC 60502 (Power cables) |
| 7 | Fire protection materials | MS 1073 (Fire extinguishers) MS 1912 (Fire-resistant doors) |
Additional Notes:
- SIRIM QAS International is the main certification body ensuring compliance with Malaysian Standards (MS).
- Some products may also require additional approvals (e.g., ST (Safety Mark) for electrical items.
- CIDB certification ensures that imported construction materials meet local safety and quality standards.
