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Revision as of 19:47, 1 May 2022
About usHow we help manufacturers, distributors and importers: We offer consulting on CE marking to manufacturers, distributors and importers. This also includes:
How we help customers: In addition to indirectly helping consumers by offering advice to manufacturers to market safe products, we provide support to consumers by providing them with information about the meaning of the CE marking and useful advice on how to choose compliant and therefore safer products. About CE Marking The CE marking is a mandatory process required by law by the specific Directives of the European Community (EC Directives) to be able to market, import and / or distribute the categories of products indicated in the same directives within the European Economic Area (EEA), regardless of where the product was manufactured. More precisely, CE marking rules are mandatory in:
This means that both manufacturers and distributors are obliged to follow this process, called "CE marking", which is aimed at ensuring that the products in question are "safe" for the final consumer. Regulated products also include: electrical and electronic equipment (EEE), radio and telecommunications equipment, machines and assemblies of machines, medical devices, toys, building materials, fixtures, pressure vessels, gas appliances, safety devices, etc. The CE marking, unlike what the name might suggest, is a particularly articulated process, which goes beyond the mere compilation of a technical file or the affixing of the so-called "CE mark" on the product label. It includes in fact a necessary analysis of the safety risks, evaluation of results, identification and adoption of technical and organizational security measures, periodic review of information relating to the safety of the product and of each individual component, etc. Added to this is compliance with certain international standards ("harmonised standards"), and often also the intervention of a notified body (NB) and the carrying out of laboratory tests on the product to guarantee its safety characteristics. Be aware that the mere affixing of the CE mark without complying with all the other obligations constitutes a crime and seriously endangers the safety of consumers and beyond. At this regard, our team is ready to help manufacturers and customers in order to better understand CE marking process and to give consultancy services when needed.
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BlogWith the ever-growing industrial development, lots of natural or synthetic substances are constantly introduced in the manufacturing of various products. Some of these substances can constitute a workplace hazard or a hazard to the consumer. For this reason, it was introduced the so called “RoHS Directive”, where “RoHS” stands for “Restriction of the use of Hazardous Substances”. It limits the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment. RoHS Directive indicates when the same directive is applicable. In case of applicability, the compliance to RoHS Directive:
With the latest modifications of the RoHS regulation, the number of these restricted substances (some of which are actually “classes of substances”) is ten, and they are precisely: lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium, polybrominated biphenyls (PBB), polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDE), bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP), butyl benzyl phthalate (BBP), dibutyl phthalate (DBP) and diisobutyl phthalate (DIBP). Staying within safety limits of use of these substances in various products is of the utmost importance to avoid such health hazards. It is also necessary to use the appropriate protective equipment in workplaces, and to dispose properly of factory wastes in order to prevent environmental contamination. To better understand the importance for manufacturers to follow the RoHS Directive, and for consumers to buy RoHS compliant products, where applicable, let see where these restricted substances can be found, how they can enter the human body, and how they affect a person’s health...
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Our services
Consulting on CE Marking and General Product Safety
Use, Installation and Maintenance Manual
Risk Identification, Analysis and Evaluation
Compliance to European Product Safety Law
Technical File
Support for Laboratory Testing
Applicable Harmonised Standards Identification
RoHS Regulation Compliance
Identification Label Design and Conformity
Ecodesign and Energy Labeling
Textile Label Design and Conformity
EC Declaration of Conformity
Contacts