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General machanical engineering

A marking in mechanical engineering means that a machine complies with EU directives on safety, health, and environmental protection. It is a prerequisite for placing it on the market and operating it within the European Economic Area.

Manufacturing & production facilities

For manufacturing and production equipment, the CE marking means that the entire system, including all integrated machines and controls, complies with all requirements of the applicable EU directives

Construction products

For construction products, the CE marking indicates that the product complies with the European Construction Products Regulation and meets certain technical performance characteristics. It is a prerequisite for the free movement of goods within the EU internal market.

Energy systems

For energy systems, the CE marking indicates that all components and systems used comply with EU safety, environmental, and health protection standards. It is required for the system to be legally commissioned or marketed.

Vehicle equipment

For vehicle bodies, the CE marking demonstrates compliance with health and safety requirements. For test equipment, it confirms compliance with standards in terms of measurement and safety.

Personal protective equipment

The CE marking on personal protective equipment confirms that the equipment complies with EU safety and health requirements. It is a prerequisite for sale and use in the EU.

Medical products

The CE marking on medical devices indicates that the product complies with European safety and performance requirements. It is required to place the product on the European market.

Consumer Products & Toys

The CE marking on consumer products and toys indicates that they comply with EU safety and health requirements. It is a prerequisite for sale in the EU.

Electrical systems

International Product Compliance

ISO 45001 Audit

ISO 9001 Readiness

Emergency Service

Important information about CE marking and conformity assessment

Gen. Information

UKCA: Das CE-Zeichen für Großbritanien

Gen. Information

UKCA for electro-devices

The UKCA marking on electrical equipment ensures that it complies with British regulations for safety and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). It is required to sell electrical equipment in the UK.

CE vs Working safety

CE marking concerns a product's conformity with EU directives, while occupational safety concerns the protective measures for users during use. Both aim at safety, but at different levels.

CE vs WEEE

CE marking certifies a product's conformity with EU regulations, while WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) regulates the disposal and recycling of electronic waste. Both address different aspects of product safety and environmental requirements.

CE vs UL

CE confirms conformity with EU regulations, UL with American safety standards. They are used in a variety of markets.

CE vs FCC

The CE marking confirms compliance with European safety and environmental standards, while the FCC regulates US regulations for radio and telecommunications equipment. Both affect different markets and standards.

Hazard Based Safety Engineering

Hazard-Based Safety Engineering identifies and reduces hazards to ensure the safety of a system.

When is CE required?

The CE marking is required if a product is to be sold or operated in the EU and it falls under one of the relevant EU directives that specify safety, health or environmental requirements.

CE Seminars

CE seminars cover the requirements and conformity assessment of CE marking for the European market.

easyCE CE Project Checklist: Information required for the conformity assessment procedure

The easyCE project checklist contains all the information necessary to process your order

CE liability, penalties & risks

Failure to comply with the CE marking can lead to liability, fines, and a sales ban. Recalls and compensation are also possible.

easyCE CE Project Checklist: Information required for the conformity assessment procedure

The easyCE project checklist contains all the information necessary to process your order

CE-Marking

The CE marking indicates that a product complies with European safety, health, and environmental requirements and may therefore be sold within the EU internal market. It is required by law for many products.

Overview of the CE marking directives

Gen. Information

Lift - 2014/33/EU

Regulation 2014/33/EU regulates the requirements for lifts in the EU, including safety, design, and installation. It ensures that lifts comply with European safety standards and can be CE marked..

Construction prod. -
2011/305/EU

The regulation sets requirements for the placing of construction products on the EU market. It ensures that construction products are safe and environmentally friendly and can be affixed with the CE marking.

PRESSURE VESSELS - -
2014/29/EU

Regulation 2014/29/EU regulates the requirements for pressure vessels in the EU to ensure their safety and functionality. It confirms that pressure vessels may be safely placed on the EU market and used.

Pressure equipment - 2014/68/EU

Regulation 2014/68/EU regulates the requirements for pressure equipment in the EU. It ensures that this equipment can be operated safely and complies with European safety standards.

EMC - 2014/30/EU

Regulation 2014/30/EU regulates the electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) of equipment and systems in the EU. It ensures that products meet the necessary requirements for immunity and emission of interference.

EXPLOSIVES FOR CIVIL PURPOSES - 2014/28/EU

Regulation 2014/28/EU regulates the safety of explosives for civil uses in the EU and ensures their compliance with safety regulations.

Gas equipment - 2016/426/EU

Regulation 2016/426/EU regulates the safety of gas appliances in the EU. It ensures that these appliances comply with EU requirements and can be used safely.

Bolders - 92/42/EWG

Directive 92/42/EEC sets efficiency requirements for new boilers. It is intended to promote energy saving and environmental protection in the EU.

IN-VITRO Diagnostics - 2017/746/EU

Regulation 2017/746/EU regulates the safety and performance requirements for in vitro diagnostic medical devices in the EU. It ensures that these products are reliable and suitable for medical use.

MDD - 2007/47/EG

Directive 2007/47/EC supplements the Medical Devices Directive (MDD) and tightens the requirements for safety, clinical evaluation, and CE marking. It served to adapt to medical progress and strengthen patient protection.

MDR 2017/745/EU

Regulation 2017/745/EU (MDR) regulates the safety, quality, and monitoring of medical devices in the EU. It replaces the MDD and sets stricter requirements for approval, transparency, and market surveillance..

Machinery - 2006/42/EG

Directive 2006/42/EC regulates the safety of machinery in the EU. It forms the basis for CE marking and the free movement of goods within the internal market.

New machinery - 2023/1230/EU

Regulation 2023/1230/EU replaces the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC and modernizes machinery safety requirements in the EU. It strengthens digital aspects, cybersecurity, and clarity of CE marking..

Measuring instruments - 2014/32/EU

Directive 2014/32/EU regulates the requirements for measuring instruments in the EU. It ensures that they are accurate, reliable, and approved for the EU market.

Non-automatic weighing instruments - 2014/31/EU

Directive 2014/31/EU regulates the requirements for non-automatic weighing instruments in the EU. It ensures that they measure accurately and comply with EU standards.

Low voltage - 2014/35/EU

Directive 2014/35/EU regulates the safety of low-voltage electrical equipment. It ensures that these devices can be operated safely and sold on the EU market.

Eco-design - 2009/125/EC

Directive 2009/125/EC (Ecodesign) sets out requirements for the environmentally friendly design of energy-related products. It aims to increase energy efficiency and minimize environmental impacts throughout their life cycle.

OUTDOOR - 2000/14/EG

Directive 2000/14/EC regulates the reduction of noise emissions from outdoor equipment and machinery. It sets limit values ​​for noise levels to ensure environmental and health protection.

PPE - 2016/425/EU

Regulation 2016/425/EU regulates the requirements for personal protective equipment (PPE) in the EU. It ensures that PPE meets safety and health requirements before it can be sold on the market.

PYROTECHNIC - 2013/29/EU

Directive 2013/29/EU regulates the safety requirements for pyrotechnic products in the EU. It ensures that fireworks and other pyrotechnic products are safe and comply with EU requirements.

RCD - 2013/53/EU

Directive 2013/53/EU regulates the requirements for marine and boat accessories in the EU. It ensures that products such as rudders, engines, and safety equipment meet safety standards.

Radio - 2014/53/EU

Directive 2014/53/EU (RED) regulates the requirements for the provision of radio equipment and devices in the EU. It ensures that these devices meet safety, health, and electromagnetic compatibility requirements.

RoHS - 2011/65/EU

Directive 2011/65/EU (RoHS) regulates the restriction of hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment. It aims to protect the environment and human health from harmful chemicals.

Toys - 2009/48/EG

Directive 2009/48/EC regulates the safety requirements for toys in the EU. It ensures that toys are harmless and safe for children.

Cable way - 2016/426/EU

Regulation 2016/426/EU regulates the safety requirements for cableway installations in the EU. It ensures that cableway systems can be operated safely and meet technical standards.