112.3 Markings.
FC § 112.3
Each article, equipment or device, or type, class or kind thereof, for which a certificate of approval has been issued shall have the number of such certificate plainly stamped or otherwise affixed upon it.
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What is NYC FC § 112.3?
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This section mandates that each article, equipment, or device with an issued certificate of approval must have the certificate number clearly stamped or affixed. The statute ensures proper identification of approved items. Applies to manufacturers and suppliers of approved equipment.
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