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Machinery

Do you want to put a machine on the market but you are not sure of its conformity?  

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Do you want to modify, move or improve a machine, but you don't have the resources to take care of safety?

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Säfeli is your partner in machine safety. Whether you are a manufacturer or a user, we can help you to guarantee the safety of your machines.

CE MARKING

To place a machine on the European market, manufacturers must affix the CE mark to the machine.

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The CE marking attests that the machine complies with the applicable European directives.

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In Switzerland, it is not compulsory  to affix the CE mark to place a machine on the market. Nevertheless, a declaration of conformity must always be delivered with the machine.

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DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

Whether your machine is marketed in Europe or Switzerland, it must always be accompanied by its declaration of conformity.

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The declaration of conformity, like the CE marking, certifies that the manufacturer has complied with European directives.

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The declaration must include information on the manufacturer, the machine, as well as the directives and standards used.

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Beyond the declaration itself, a technical file must be set up which proves the conformity of the machine.

MACHINERY DIRECTIVE

 
 

One of the most important directives for machine manufacturers is the Machinery Directive.

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This directive provides guidance to manufacturers on how to design machinery with minimum risk to the user through the essential health and safety requirements.

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The Machinery Directive enables standards to be harmonized throughout Europe, which simplifies access to this market.

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In addition to the machinery directive, the low voltage directive as well as the electromagnetic compatibility directive apply to machines containing electrical or electronic components.

ATEX

Whether you are a manufacturer of machines to be used in an ATEX environment or if your company presents some of these situations:

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  • Use  and storage of flammable liquids

  • Use and storage of gas

  • Paint shop

  • Flammable dust

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We are here to guide and support you in your ATEX projects.

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RISK ANALYSIS

Each machine has unique risks. Therefore, it is essential to carry out a risk analysis in order to determine the dangerous parts of the machine and to take risk reduction measures.

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The ISO 12100:2010 standard guides us in this process and allows us to assess the situation regarding the safety of a machine.

QUESTIONS FRÉQUENTES

 

Mon produit est-il concerné par une directive européenne spécifique ?
Oui, tout produit électrique est généralement soumis à au moins la Directive Basse Tension (LVD) et/ou CEM, parfois à d'autres selon l'usage.

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Dois-je effectuer des essais en laboratoire pour certifier mon produit ?
Oui, des essais de sécurité électrique, de compatibilité électromagnétique, et parfois d'autres essais (comme RoHS) sont requis.

 

Suis-je obligé de marquer mon produit avec le marquage CE ?
Oui, si votre produit est couvert par une ou plusieurs directives européennes nécessitant le marquage CE, c'est obligatoire avant la mise sur le marché, même pour la Suisse.

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Puis-je m'auto-certifier mon produit sans passer par un organisme notifié ?

Oui, pour autant que les tests et rapports soient conforme au différentes normes et réglementation applicables. 

 

Dois-je créer un dossier technique ?
Oui, vous devez constituer un dossier technique prouvant la conformité de votre produit, que vous devez conserver au moins 10 ans.

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Quelles normes dois-je utiliser pour prouver la conformité ?
Vous devez utiliser des normes harmonisées européennes applicables à votre type de produit pour démontrer votre conformité aux exigences essentielles.

COMPLIANCE

 
 
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