Directive 1. Introduction Electromagnetic compatibility is not optional. If you place electrical or electronic products on the EU market, compliance with the EMC Directive is a legal prerequisite — not a box-ticking exercise. Failing to meet these requirements exposes manufacturers and importers to market withdrawal, customs seizure, civil liability, and in serious cases, criminal prosecution…
1. Introduction The EU Declaration of Conformity (DoC) is not a formality. It is a legally binding document through which a manufacturer or authorised representative declares that a product meets all applicable EU harmonisation legislation. Without it, a product cannot legally bear the CE marking, and without the CE marking, it cannot be placed on…
1. Introduction For any manufacturer, importer, or authorised representative placing power tools on the EU market, CE marking is not optional — it is a legal precondition for sale. The CE mark signals conformity with all applicable EU legislation covering safety, electromagnetic compatibility, and where relevant, noise and vibration emissions. Without it, your product cannot…