Frequently Asked Questions

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A CE marking is legally required in all countries covered by the European Economic Area (EEA). Read here in which countries it is required to affix a CE marking before you place your product on the market.

Is a CE marking mandatory for your product? Read here when a CE marking is mandatory and when you do not need CE certification.

Do you require a CE certification and are you interested in the costs? Our company offers you a quote of the CE marking completely free of charge.

A CE marking is not regarded as a quality mark. but it is often referred to as a CE quality mark.

Yes, a CE marking is mandatory. However, a CE certificate is not mandatory for products falling outside the scope of the CE harmonisation legislation.

The manufacturer or the importer carries the responsibility for the safety of the products that are placed on the EU market.

A CE standard is a significant indication of the product's conformity with the EU safety legislation. CE standards are regarded as a reference towards the European (harmonised) standards.

You can easily apply for a CE mark via the Certification Company website. Price indication within 24 hours.

The EC marking is an outdated term for CE marking. The term EC marking is generally not in use anymore. a significant indication (but not proof) of a product's conformity with the EU legislation.

Stating that a CE marking will be tested, is not correct. The CE marking is affixed to a product (by the manufacturer).

The CE marking is not issued by an ‘institute’ or an ‘agency’. The manufacturer and/or the importer who trades in his own registered name or trademark, is responsible for affixing the CE marking.

The User Manual plays a significant role within the CE mark requirements. Depending on the product, User Manual requirements are mentioned in the directives.