Starting with the claim of being the biggest economic and political power in the world, the European Union has developed various systems in order to ensure a harmonization between the technical standards of the member countries. The most important purpose of these systems is to ensure that the same technical standards are produced. In order to achieve this technical compliance, all standards are discussed in the EU Standards Commission and European Norms (EN) are established instead of the national standards of EU member states. These norms are then grouped (Machinery, Toys, Pressure Vessels, Gas Burning Devices, Elevators, Fibers, Electrical Equipment, etc.) to reveal the EU directives. Since the beginning of the year 1995 is not compulsory, the CE mark, which is an expression of conformity with EU norms, has been sought for products to be imported into the EU. This mark indicates that the product has been manufactured and placed on the market in accordance with the conditions set out in the directives.
CE Certificate is obligatory for the products produced and exported in our country. If there is no CE mark on the products imported to the Community, the importer and manufacturer shall be responsible for the damage. The CE letters refer to the words "Conformité Européenné" in French, "Conformity of Europe" in English, and "Conformity to European Norms" in Turkish. The CE mark is a symbol within the European Union that the product complies with the health, safety and safety requirements of the product, which must be struck by the manufacturer in order for the products specified in the directives to circulate freely. It serves as a visa or passport for cross-border traffic within and between European Community countries. Stored, protected, a product conformity commitment to the authorities when asked. CE marking is an official mark and is valid in all EU countries. The CE mark is a trademark branded by the manufacturer and is not a quality mark or warranty certificate. Indicates the level at which quality starts. The CE mark is hit not for consumers but for the authorities. Products below this level are considered unsafe and are not placed on the market and are therefore considered of poor quality. If a product is CE marked, free circulation and marketing of this product in EU countries is allowed, considering that it is produced in accordance with EU directives. It does not mean that it will provide free movement of persons. Every product exported to Europe, covered by the directives, must be CE marked. In addition to CE Mark, VDE, GWI, EMC brand can be used to gain advantage in the market.
CE A product bearing the logo is committed to providing:
- Human safety,
• Human health,
• Safety of life and property,
• Environmental protection,
• Foresees energy saving.
The CE mark is only valid if the requirements of the directives are met.
CE Certificate without Test Institution number Validity: Products that do not require mandatory testing by an independent testing laboratory. The manufacturer / importer / agent hits the CE logo with a self-declaration.
