CEMarkit
specialises in helping companies from around the world to understand
and correctly comply with European CE marking Directives. We offer
a comprehensive and professional service in a friendly and practical
manner.
The CE symbol indicates compliance with European Directives. Nearly
all equipment sold in Europe needs to be CE marked by law and there
are severe penalties for not complying, so it is in your best interests
to seek professional advice.
We can identify the relevant European Directives for your product,
carry out Hazard Assessments, inspect and test to identified BS/EN
standards and compile the necessary paperwork in the mandatory Technical
File for you. See our Services page for
more details about the CE Marking process and the services we provide.
Industrial
Machinery An assembly of mechanically
linked parts, at least one of which moves (Machinery Directive -89/392/EEC).
Often machines also need to comply with other directives as well –
like electrical. Let us help you decide which Directives apply to
your machine.
Electrical and Electronic Products Electrical equipment for use between 50 and
1000V a.c. and 75 – 1500V d.c. (Low Voltage Directive -73/23/EEC).
The Electro-Magnetic Compatibility Directive (89/336/EEC) applies
to electrical and electronic equipment. Conformance standards vary
for consumer and industrial products.
We can identify the right standards for your product.
Medical Devices We assist companies to classify their
products according to rules to determine conformity assessment routes
and assist with self certification of Class 1 products. We can also
source and liase with Notified Bodies for Class 2 or 3 products if
required.
Pressure Equipment If you manufacture pressure equipment
and assemblies subjected to pressures of greater than 0.5bar, you
need to consider the Pressure Equipment Directive (97/23/EC). We have
assisted companies commissioning pressure assemblies for use in their
processes and modifiers of original pressure equipment.
Explosive Atmospheres The product directive commonly known
as ATEX (94/9/EC) is applied to equipment used in areas where potentially
explosive atmospheres are likely to occur.
