Request
A dealer, seller or owner submits the engine and location details.
Our Process
How IronTec Certification Works
Independent examination. Verifiable condition. Greater buyer protection.
The IronTec Certification Journey
From physical examination to live digital verification.
A certified examiner performs IronTec's structured 125-point engine examination, documents the findings, and creates a traceable certification record that buyers, dealers and fleets can verify through the engine's IronTec QR credential.
Detailed Workflow
What happens behind the five-step overview.
The visual above explains the certification experience. Behind it is a controlled operating workflow that connects the request, examiner assignment, examination evidence, review, certification and public verification record.
Assign
IronTec assigns an approved independent examination provider.
Examine
A certified examiner performs IronTec's structured 125-point engine examination and captures the required observations and evidence.
Review & Grade IronTec GradeA standardized result assigned after inspection evidence is reviewed against IronTec criteria. The grade summarizes documented condition; it is not a warranty.
The recorded findings are reviewed and translated into a consistent IronTec grade and certification decision.
Certify Tamper-Evident LabelThe physical IronTec certification label applied after certification. It carries identifying information used to connect the engine to its digital verification record.
Once approved, IronTec issues a unique Certification ID and tamper-evident QR credential tied to the engine's digital record.
Verify
Buyers, dealers and fleets scan the QR code or enter the Certification ID to view the live IronTec record and confirm the information connected to the engine.
Consumer Protection & Market Transparency
Independent information before a high-value purchase.
IronTec is designed to give buyers access to standardized, independently documented condition information that is separate from the seller's sales claims. The goal is not to guarantee future performance; it is to make important engine-condition evidence easier to understand, verify and trace.
IronTec certification reflects observations and evidence at the time of examination. It is not a warranty, appraisal, emissions certificate or government inspection unless a future written program expressly provides otherwise.