CE Marking

Machine CE Certificate/Marking

It is a certificate/mark developed within the scope of compliance with the technical legislation of the European Union and Turkey, indicating that the final product, which has been completed in production, complies with the basic safety levels.

The CE Certificate indicates that the manufactured product meets the minimum safety level and does not pose a barrier in terms of basic requirements such as human health, life and property safety, animal, plant life, and environmental protection of consumers.

The Machinery Directive, published in 1993, was fully implemented as of 1995 after a two-year transition period. Every machine falling under this directive must have a label with the CE marking. If these safety and health conditions are applied based on regulations, the CE marking is placed on the machine or its label in a way that is readable and cannot be removed.

The manufacturing company can easily sell the product released to the market with the CE certificate, both in domestic and European markets. The CE certificate/mark, which is seen as the passport of the product in European countries, is of great importance for the company.