CE Certification: A Practical Guide to Product Compliance
CE Certification: A Practical Guide to Product Compliance Manufacturers selling certain products in the European Economic Area need to understand the applicable European Union product requirements. CE marking indicates that a manufacturer declares conformity with the relevant EU legislation covering the product. However, CE marking is mandatory only for product categories covered by specific EU rules that require it. Understanding CE Requirements CE certification is commonly used to describe the process of demonstrating that a product meets applicable EU requirements. The actual process depends on the product category and the legislation that applies to it. Products such as machinery, medical devices, toys, electrical equipment, and personal protective equipment may fall under CE marking requirements, depending on the applicable legislation. Manufacturers should first identify all EU directives or regulations that apply to their products. A single product may be subject to more ...