Key Features And Aspects Of CE Marking Compliance Include:

• Conformity Assessment: A thorough conformity assessment is conducted to ensure that the product complies with the essential requirements of the applicable directives. The assessment process varies based on the category and risks associated with the product.
• Technical Documentation: Comprehensive technical documentation is prepared and maintained by the manufacturer. This documentation serves as evidence of compliance with the relevant directives and includes design specifications, test results, and other relevant information.
• CE Marking Affixing: The CE marking must be affixed to the product or its data plate. The CE marking indicates that the product complies with applicable EU regulations. Specific requirements for the size, location, and visibility of the CE marking are outlined in the directives.
• Authorized Representative: Manufacturers located outside the EU must appoint an authorized representative within the EU. The authorized representative ensures compliance with CE marking requirements and acts on behalf of the manufacturer.
• EU Declaration of Conformity (if required): Some directives may require the issuance of an EU Declaration of Conformity. This declaration is specific to the product and the associated directive.