Certifications & Compliance

Certifications that open doorsin heavy industry

FB Bombas' active certifications and compliance credentials — Petrobras registration, international API and NFPA standards, and Brazilian ABNT standards. Each credential has verifiable scope, edition and issuing body.

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Active credentials
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Six credentials verifiable

Each certification listed comes from an identified body, with scope and applicable products. Nothing decorative — only credentials that open doors in regulated projects.

Supplier Qualification

CRCC Petrobras

CRCC — Petrobras Contractors Registry

Scope

Supplier qualified by the Petrobras Contractors Registry (CRCC) for industrial pumps — Family 6 (Rotating Equipment).

Why it matters

CRCC is a prerequisite for direct supply to Petrobras and its subsidiaries. Active registration removes an additional qualification stage from purchasing cycles.

Applies to

All FB lines supplied to the Petrobras chain: FBCN (centrifugal), FBE / FBEI (gear), FBOT (thermal oil) and fire-fighting systems.

Standards Compliance· 12th edition

API 610

API 610 — Centrifugal Pumps for Petroleum, Petrochemical and Natural Gas Industries

Scope

International standard for centrifugal pumps in petroleum, petrochemical and natural-gas service. Defines design, materials, testing and mechanical/hydraulic interchangeability requirements.

Why it matters

API 610 is the de-facto global reference for process pumps in oil & gas. Compliance is a gateway requirement for offshore projects, refineries and petrochemical plants.

Applies to

FBCN line — standardized centrifugal pumps (43 models, DN 25 to 300 mm, up to 2,200 m³/h, up to 135 m, up to 260°C).

Standards Compliance· 3rd edition

API 676

API 676 — Positive Displacement Pumps, Rotary

Scope

International standard for rotary positive-displacement pumps. Sets design, materials, inspection and testing requirements for continuous petrochemical service.

Why it matters

Makes the gear pump specifiable in regulated projects (refineries, petrochemical, sugar/ethanol) where normative reference is mandatory on the data sheet.

Applies to

FBE line (external gear, DN 1/8" to 6", up to 390 m³/h, up to 220 m, up to 350°C) and FBEI line (internal gear).

Standards Compliance

NFPA 20

NFPA 20 — Standard for the Installation of Stationary Pumps for Fire Protection

Scope

US standard adopted globally for the installation of stationary fire-protection pumps. Covers main pump, standby pump, jockey, electric and diesel drive, control panel and complete skid.

Why it matters

Mandatory normative reference for industrial and commercial fire-protection projects. Universal acceptance by insurers, fire departments and AHJs.

Applies to

FB fire-fighting systems — pre-assembled skid with main pump (FBCN), diesel standby pump, jockey pump and automatic control panel.

Standards Compliance

ABNT NBR 16704

ABNT NBR 16704 — Pumps: Terminology

Scope

Brazilian standard for pump terminology and classification. Unifies technical vocabulary for specification in regulated projects.

Why it matters

Adherence to ABNT terminology ensures compatibility with Brazilian data sheets, design memos and regulated projects — reduces ambiguity between supplier, designer and inspection body.

Applies to

All FB Bombas pumps — FBCN, FBE, FBEI, FBOT and fire-fighting systems.

Standards Compliance

ABNT NBR 10897

ABNT NBR 10897 — Automatic Sprinkler Fire-Protection Systems

Scope

Brazilian standard for sprinkler systems. Defines flow, pressure, autonomy and coverage requirements for fire protection in industrial, commercial and residential buildings.

Why it matters

Required by state fire departments and insurers for issuance of AVCB/CLCB in buildings with sprinkler systems in Brazil.

Applies to

FB fire-fighting systems sized for sprinkler networks — main FBCN pump + jockey + optional diesel standby.

Need the official proof?

We send documentation for any listed credential — CRCC certificate, declaration of normative compliance, or data sheet referencing the standard — to your procurement or engineering team.

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