A real, downloadable example showing the standard format COA Creator produces for asphalt terminals. Test methods follow AASHTO M 320, the industry specification for performance-graded binders.
Every COA Creator certificate has the same structured layout, designed for compliance and quick verification by your customer's QA team.
Producer name and address, customer name and ship-to location, BOL/order references, ship date, and the unique COA number.
Product grade (PG 64-22), source tank or batch number, sampled date and time, and the technician who pulled the sample.
Each test method with its measured value, the applicable spec range (min/max), units, and a clear pass/fail indicator. Results are pulled directly from your lab data — no hand-typing.
The governing standard for each test (AASHTO T 313, T 315, T 240, etc.) so your customer's QA can audit against published procedures.
A single PASS / FAIL stamp at the top of the document. Out-of-spec results are flagged in red and require shipping authorization.
Authorized signature, generation timestamp in your local timezone, and a footer noting which user generated the document — for full traceability.
A Certificate of Analysis (COA) for asphalt cement is the document an asphalt terminal sends with every truck of liquid binder, certifying that the load meets the performance grade specification ordered by the customer.
Performance-graded asphalts (PG-grades) are tested against AASHTO M 320, which defines the required behavior at high, intermediate, and low service temperatures. Common test methods include:
Without a COA, DOT and large paving customers won't accept delivery — the paperwork is the warranty. COA Creator generates these documents automatically as soon as your lab finishes testing the source tank, so dispatch can ship without waiting on someone to format a Word doc.
COA Creator pulls your lab data, formats it to spec, and emails the PDF to your customer the moment the truck leaves. No hand-typing, no missed fields, no chasing down test results.
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