CE marking for your product. Handled from A to Z.
Do you import products from outside the EU? If so, you bear the CE obligations. CE marking is not merely a sticker you apply yourself; it is the culmination of a process. Instrux guides you through the entire journey in six clear steps: from directives and risk analysis to testing, the technical file, and the declaration of conformity.
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The 6 steps of Instrux
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In step 1 of the CE marking process you must determine which EU directive or regulation applies to your product. This is crucial because the CE marking indicates that your product meets the requirements of this legislation.
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Step 2 of the CE marking process is to identify the harmonized standards that apply to your product. These standards specify the technical requirements that must be met to meet the essential requirements of the applicable EU directive or regulation.
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In step 3 of the CE marking process, it is extremely important to identify and strictly comply with all legal requirements relevant to your product, the market or the applicable regulations.
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Step 4 of the CE marking process involves testing the product to assess whether it meets European requirements. This requires expertise and specialized equipment that is not always available to individuals or companies.
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Step 5 of the CE marking process involves the preparation of a technical file containing all documentation of the product's compliance with European requirements.
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Step 6 of the CE marking process involves affixing the CE marking to the product and drawing up a declaration of conformity. The CE marking is a legally required marking that indicates that the product complies with all applicable EU directives and regulations and that it is safe for use.
CE marking is crucial when marketing your product within the EU. Let the experts at Instrux help you with the six steps for CE marking. From identifying the applicable guidelines to drawing up a technical file and carrying out product tests. We ensure that your product meets all European requirements and regulations.