What are CE standards？

2024-03-28

Machine knowledge:What are CE standards?

CE standards refer to a series of product safety and quality standards developed by the European Community. CE standards cover many different types of products, including but not limited to mechanical equipment, electronic equipment, medical equipment, construction materials, personal protective equipment, etc.

The main purpose of CE standards is to ensure that products sold on the European market meet uniform safety and quality requirements to protect consumers from possible dangers and damage. These standards include regulations on product design, manufacturing, testing and labeling to ensure product safety, reliability and quality.

Generally speaking, CE standards usually include the following aspects:

Machinery safety standards: regulations involving the safe design and use of mechanical equipment to prevent accidental injuries and accidents.

Electrical safety standards: 

Applicable to various electrical and electronic equipment to ensure that they comply with relevant safety and electrical performance requirements.

Medical device standards: 

Applicable to all types of medical devices and equipment, including diagnostic equipment, treatment equipment, and monitoring equipment, to ensure that their safety and performance meet regulatory requirements.

Building material standards:

regulations involving the safety performance, durability and environmental impact of building materials and products.

Personal protective equipment standards: including safety and performance requirements for various protective clothing, helmets, goggles and other personal protective equipment.