Comments on: In which countries is the CE marking required? http://www.cemarking.net/in-which-countries-is-the-ce-marking-required/ Join the CE Marking Community Fri, 27 Jan 2012 00:16:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Han Zuyderwijk http://www.cemarking.net/in-which-countries-is-the-ce-marking-required/comment-page-1/#comment-8967 Han Zuyderwijk Mon, 19 Dec 2011 23:55:41 +0000 http://chara.lunarpages.com/~euroco3/ceinnercircle/blog/?p=50#comment-8967 No Sunny. The CE marking only applies in the European Union, and in Australia it is not required. No Sunny. The CE marking only applies in the European Union, and in Australia it is not required.

]]> By: sunny http://www.cemarking.net/in-which-countries-is-the-ce-marking-required/comment-page-1/#comment-8800 sunny Wed, 14 Dec 2011 03:51:41 +0000 http://chara.lunarpages.com/~euroco3/ceinnercircle/blog/?p=50#comment-8800 i am in australia , i want to order few lifting equipment from china to australia. These equipment are already ce certified . Do i need a certification in australia.for the use of selling and using this equipment i would appreciate your response i am in australia , i want to order few lifting equipment from china to australia.
These equipment are already ce certified . Do i need a certification in australia.for the use of selling and using this equipment
i would appreciate your response

]]> By: Han Zuyderwijk http://www.cemarking.net/in-which-countries-is-the-ce-marking-required/comment-page-1/#comment-1738 Han Zuyderwijk Tue, 29 Mar 2011 23:08:28 +0000 http://chara.lunarpages.com/~euroco3/ceinnercircle/blog/?p=50#comment-1738 If I understand correctly, you speak about the machinery in your production facility? If you modify them, and the modification is a functional modification, the existing CE marking is not longer valid and as the modifier, your company is now seen as the manufacturer of the (new) machine and it becomes responsible for CE marking. Machinery in most cases can be self-certified. Only the dangerous machinery listed on Annex IV to the Machinery Directive must be certified with involvement of a 3rd party. I hope this is helpful. If I understand correctly, you speak about the machinery in your production facility? If you modify them, and the modification is a functional modification, the existing CE marking is not longer valid and as the modifier, your company is now seen as the manufacturer of the (new) machine and it becomes responsible for CE marking.
Machinery in most cases can be self-certified. Only the dangerous machinery listed on Annex IV to the Machinery Directive must be certified with involvement of a 3rd party.
I hope this is helpful.

]]> By: Andy Cammack http://www.cemarking.net/in-which-countries-is-the-ce-marking-required/comment-page-1/#comment-1736 Andy Cammack Tue, 29 Mar 2011 10:43:50 +0000 http://chara.lunarpages.com/~euroco3/ceinnercircle/blog/?p=50#comment-1736 Good morning Han I hope you are well. We are looking into CE marking our manufacturing machines rather than our product. As we update them to produce different products do we need to re-CE mark them and can we do this ourselves? I look forward to hearing from you. Kind Regards Andy Cammack Good morning Han I hope you are well. We are looking into CE marking our manufacturing machines rather than our product. As we update them to produce different products do we need to re-CE mark them and can we do this ourselves? I look forward to hearing from you.
Kind Regards
Andy Cammack

]]> By: Han Zuyderwijk http://www.cemarking.net/in-which-countries-is-the-ce-marking-required/comment-page-1/#comment-572 Han Zuyderwijk Tue, 09 Nov 2010 12:20:13 +0000 http://chara.lunarpages.com/~euroco3/ceinnercircle/blog/?p=50#comment-572 Hi Nicos, Good point. The Construction Products Directive has always been a special directive in the family of CE marking directives. You are right that with the new amendments introduced in a regulation, a lot will change. For one thing: since the new CE requirements are now formulated in a regulation instead of a directive, the Member States of the EU do not have to transpose them in order for them to become effective. The regulation applies directly. Hi Nicos,

Good point. The Construction Products Directive has always been a special directive in the family of CE marking directives. You are right that with the new amendments introduced in a regulation, a lot will change. For one thing: since the new CE requirements are now formulated in a regulation instead of a directive, the Member States of the EU do not have to transpose them in order for them to become effective. The regulation applies directly.

]]> By: Nicos Leon http://www.cemarking.net/in-which-countries-is-the-ce-marking-required/comment-page-1/#comment-571 Nicos Leon Mon, 08 Nov 2010 09:35:25 +0000 http://chara.lunarpages.com/~euroco3/ceinnercircle/blog/?p=50#comment-571 Regarding the 89/106/EEC directive as far as I know, CE Marking is not obligatory in the UK, in Sweden, in Finland and in Ireland. It is one of the key points in the negotiations for making the directive a regulation. This is in conflict to what I read here. Can you please clarify. Thanks Nicos Leon Athens, Greece Regarding the 89/106/EEC directive as far as I know, CE Marking is not obligatory in the UK, in Sweden, in Finland and in Ireland. It is one of the key points in the negotiations for making the directive a regulation. This is in conflict to what I read here. Can you please clarify.

Thanks

Nicos Leon
Athens, Greece

]]> By: Adsense Treasure http://www.cemarking.net/in-which-countries-is-the-ce-marking-required/comment-page-1/#comment-372 Adsense Treasure Thu, 08 Jul 2010 10:13:11 +0000 http://chara.lunarpages.com/~euroco3/ceinnercircle/blog/?p=50#comment-372 Great Post! Great Post!

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