CE marking

In the case of machinery, equipment and certain industrial products placed on the market or put into service in the EU, the presence of the CE marking (Conformité Européenne) is not a matter of choice, but a strict legal obligation.

This marking is a declaration by the manufacturer or importer that the product complies with all applicable EU-level safety regulations. Proper CE marking, risk assessment and technical

Without documentation, no equipment can be sold legally, and its absence during a possible workplace accident or official inspection will have serious legal and financial consequences for management.

Many people think that CE marking is just an administrative sticker. In reality, it is a complex engineering and conformity assessment process that is closely related to machine safety and the relevant harmonised standards. This issue is particularly critical if you develop or manufacture machines yourself, import equipment from abroad (outside the EU), or assemble existing machines into a new, complex machine group (line), as in this case the entire responsibility of the manufacturer falls on you.

The experienced engineers of Safety For All Ltd. provide support at every step of the conformity assessment process. As independent experts, we assess and accurately determine whether the equipment complies with the regulations, thus helping to prepare your product or production line to fully meet domestic and EU requirements.