The CE marking is a compliance symbol that indicates products sold in the European Union market meet essential requirements. However, CE marking is more than just a symbol-it represents a comprehensive inspection process that verifies a product’s quality, safety, and performance standards. In this article, we will explore the details of the CE marking inspection process and the services we offer at SERTİFİKE to assist you in this journey.
The first step in the inspection process is the Declaration of Conformity, which confirms that the product complies with the relevant EU directives. This declaration is mandatory for all CE-marked products and must be presented to authorities upon request.
🔹 How does SERTİFİKE help?One of the most crucial steps in the CE marking process is preparing comprehensive and accurate technical documentation. This file includes everything from product design details to test reports.
🔹 What does the technical file contain?The CE marking is based on test and inspection reports that prove the product meets the required standards. These evaluations cover the functional, mechanical, and electrical safety of the product.
🔹 How does SERTİFİKE help?Authorities inspect products to verify whether they require CE marking and whether their technical documentation is valid. Products without proper CE marking or with incorrect documentation can be recalled and may face legal penalties.
🔹 How does SERTİFİKE help?📞 Contact us today to ensure a smooth and compliant CE certification process.
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