CE Marking and Technical Documentation
Full support for machinery, machinery assemblies and custom-built equipment
CE marking requires
method and solid evidence
Whether a machine is new, modified, or constitutes an assembly of several machines, CE marking requires a structured and verifiable technical process. This service supports manufacturers and end users in managing the entire CE marking process, ensuring compliance with the safety and health requirements laid down by current legislation. Support is provided under the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC and the Machinery Regulation (EU) 2023/1230, to enable the safe placing on the market and use of machinery and plant.
When is it needed
CE marking is required for:
- New machinery;
- Modified machinery or machinery that has undergone substantial modifications;
- Assemblies of machinery;
- Custom-built machinery;
- Cases requiring the drafting or updating of the Declaration of Conformity.
How the assessment is carried out
The activity comprises:
- Risk assessment in accordance with EN ISO 12100 and verification of the correct application of general safety principles;
- Verification of the applicable essential health and safety requirements;
- Verification of compliance with the general and/or specific requirements of applicable type A, B and C harmonised standards;
- Preparation of the safety design, defining technical solutions for risk mitigation;
- Drafting of the instruction and maintenance manual;
- Compilation of the Technical File;
- Carrying out necessary measurements and tests, such as noise, vibration, electromagnetic compatibility, stopping times, etc.;
- Analysis, verification and validation of control circuits with safety functions in accordance with EN ISO 13849-1 and EN ISO 13849-2.
What we deliver
At the end of the activity, we provide:
- Technical File;
- Instruction and Maintenance Manual;
- Declaration of Conformity, drawn up in the name of the client;
- CE marking plate to be affixed to the machine or line;
- Technical documentation supporting correct placing on the market or putting into service.
