Development, construction and production in almost all fields of technology are dependent on standards and norms. Standards thus have a wide spectrum of application which can be divided into different functional areas such as quality, safety and testing standards.

freecolor is constantly opening up markets all over the world. In this global context, standards play an especially important role as a basis for our consistent high quality.

Development, construction and production in almost all fields of technology are dependent on standards and norms. They form the basis of our consistent high quality, which is reflected in the standards DIN EN ISO 14001 and DIN EN ISO 9001. The ISO 14001 in particular has international approval compared with the European Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS). Each product is only as good as its weakest component. This is why we attach great importance to the selection of replacement parts and use only selected components made by leading manufacturers from all over the world. Our precision filling units guarantee consistent quantities, thus ensuring that K+U Products are equal to the original products in quality, compatibility and yield. We additionally offer a total of 19 Max versions, which have a larger print volume and thus help reduce printing costs even more. No toner or ink cartridge leaves our premises without a one hundred percent final inspection. Each single module must show that all quality criteria have been met: guaranteed compatibility, graphics capability, print density, exact filling quantity and yield.

DIN EN ISO 9001:2000
This standard represents stable, constant organization from the moment of development up to final serial production.

This standard sets the criteria for a quality management system (QM system) in situations where an organization needs to demonstrate its ability to manufacture products which meet customers' requirements as well as those of the authorities and also desires to increase its customer satisfaction.
DIN EN ISO 9001:2000 provides an exemplary description of the entire quality management system and also forms the basis for a comprehensive quality management system.

The eight basic principles of quality management:

1. Customer focus

2. Leadership responsibility

3. Involvement of the people

4. Process approach

5. System approach to management

6. Continuous improvement

7. Factual approach to decision making

The introduction of a quality management system is a strategic decision for an organization.

If an organization wants to become more customer-centric in order to gain competitive advantages over its competitors, this standard provides it with a ready-made garment.

DIN EN ISO 14001
Environment management and work safety are firmly anchored in the company organization. This international environment management standard establishes recognized criteria for an environment management system and forms part of a family of standards

The numerous standards of this family cover various areas of environmental management such as ecobalances, environment labels and evaluation of environmental performance. It can be applied to companies producing goods as well as those providing a service.

ISO 14001 focuses on a process of continuous improvement as a means of enabling an organization to achieve its specific environmental performance goal (company, service provider, authority, etc.).