Before approving private-label artwork for a UL Certified product, establish whether the new brand and model are covered through the applicable UL listing route. Map the original company and model to the intended brand and model and verify the record that supports the proposed marking.
| Field | Evidence to record |
|---|---|
| Original identity | Company, exact model and existing file or record reference |
| Private-label identity | Intended legal entity, brand and exact new model |
| Configuration | Ratings, variants and construction covered for the order |
| Listing relationship | Applicable record, status and documented mapping |
| Label release | Artwork revision and evidence used for approval |
UL Solutions’ Multiple Listing service describes a route for eligible UL Certified products marketed under another name. Confirm the actual eligibility, record and labeling conditions for the model and brand being ordered before making a public statement.
Keep the identity and artwork aligned
DUP-ROS-004 and DUP-AS-001 can illustrate the catalogue side of a purchase record. For either proposed order, write the exact tool and market configuration on the worksheet. Then record any proposed private-label designation separately. These catalogue examples do not assert that either model is UL Certified or eligible for Multiple Listing.
Compare the actual label proof with the supported model reference and retain the evidence with its approval date. If the legal entity, product identification or configuration changes, review the relationship before releasing revised artwork.
Buyer FAQs
Is a supplier’s logo proof enough for a new brand?
Identify the underlying record and verify the listing relationship and marking conditions for the actual brand and model.
Does a cosmetic change remove the need to check?
Review how the revised identity and configuration are represented in the evidence before using the certification mark.
Read the related guide on How to source a private-label power tool manufacturer and build a coherent range or request a model-specific quotation with the configuration you need.