Questions about CE certification
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I would like to ask my fellow forum members: if I were to export a piece of equipment to Europe now, the customer requires it to have a CE certification. Since the components for this set of process modules can be entirely purchased and manufactured domestically, how can CE certification be obtained? Which components on the equipment require CE certification (valves, pipes, flanges, heat exchangers, steel structures, sensors, instruments, etc.)? Thank you
I have obtained CE certification for a set of vibrating sulfurization beds, which are sold to Europe； At that time, since we were not familiar with CE certification, we entrusted Shanghai Rhein Company to handle it. In fact, the so-called CE certification refers to the safety requirements ； Specifically: All design and manufacturing aspects related to machinery and electrical equipment must take personnel safety into account ； For example: On mechanical components, all flanges and similar parts need to have rounded edges; for electrical components, those with a CE certification mark should be used. Electrical cabinets need to be unlocked with a key, and the power should be cut off automatically once they are opened ； The motor and other components are equipped with complete protective covers, as well as direction indicators, etc ； As long as it is designed and manufactured in accordance with safety standards, your company can issue its own CE marking ； As long as it can pass your customer’s approval in Europe, that’s fine. I hope this helps you.
We deal in valves, and these valves need to have a CE certification; the CE mark will be present on the label attached to the valves. I’m not too sure about anything else