Comprehensive detailed information about all CE marking directives and selected non-CE marking directives.

Essential information on how the CE mark came about, what it is, and its implications for manufacturers.

Common to nearly all the directives, the declaration is a signed document confirming that the item meets the requirements of the directive.

Specific to the Machinery Directive, this declaration enables incomplete machinery or components to fulfill CE marking obligations.

Contains the information required to show the item properly complies with the requirements of the directive.

Provides a background explanation of the way in which standards are developed and used under the New Approach Directives.

An explanation about organisations which are authorised to make independent judgements as to whether a product meets directive requirements.

Reference explanations of the member states of the European Union.

Where the manufacturer is not based in the EU, legal responsibility for compliance with the directives lies with the person responsible for selling the goods within the EU.