Hst
Hst refers to Guangzhou Huesent Testing Service Co., Ltd (commonly abbreviated as HST). The organization operates primarily as a certification, testing and inspection services provider. According to available information, HST has established working relationships with multiple certification bodies and aims to support clients through the process of compliance and product verification.
The company’s activities are focused on a range of standards and marks commonly required for electrical and electronic products. These may include CCC, CE, UL, FCC, SONCAP, CQC, CB, GS, SAA, SASO, C-tick, KC-mark, and RoHS, among others. Through testing and certification, HST targets facilitating market access for products by confirming conformity with relevant regulatory and industry requirements.
HST’s client base, as described in public materials, includes battery manufacturers and suppliers such as YANGZHOU APOLLO BATTERY CO., LTD, GUANGDONG AOKLY POWER CO., LTD, and GUANGZHOU TONGLI STORAGE BATTERY CO., LTD. The battery segments mentioned cover stationary, portable, starter, traction, and motorcycle batteries, indicating a breadth of testing and certification capabilities across different battery types. The information suggests a longstanding engagement with certification bodies and a track record of delivering results in certification, detection and inspection activities.
Though specific service components, geographic reach, and operational details beyond certification and testing are not extensively documented in the available sources, HST is presented as a professional services group with a focus on compliance and quality verification. The company’s stated objective appears to be supporting clients in meeting regulatory requirements and achieving market eligibility for their products.
Note: The available information is limited and primarily describes capabilities related to certification and testing services rather than freight forwarding or logistics operations. Consequently, the profile emphasizes compliance-oriented activities rather than traditional freight forwarding functions.
