CE Mark Certification & Consultation

CE Marking Certification

The Conformity European (CE) Mark is outlined as the European Union’s (EU) obligatory conformity marking for regulation of the products sold within the European Economic Space (EEA) since 1985. The CE marking represents a manufacturer’s declaration that the product complies with the EU’s New Approach Directives.

The letters ‘CE’ on commercial products means that the manufacturer or exporter upholds the good’s conformity with European health, safety, and environmental protection guidelines. It should be noted that it is not a quality indicator or a certification mark rather it indicates the level at which the quality starts. Any product below this level is considered unsafe, of poor quality and hence cannot be placed on the market. The CE marking is mandatory for most products sold in the European Economic Area (EEA) and Turkey, but can basically be used on products sold anywhere in the world to show that they have been manufactured to EEA standards. Therefore, CE marking is recognizable worldwide even to those unacquainted with the EEA.

CE marking indicates that a product has been thoroughly evaluated by the manufacturer and considered to meet all the requirements for CE Marking. The mark indicates that a product:

Meets the requirements of relevant European product directives

Fulfills all the requirements of the relevant recognized European consonant performance and safety standards

Is suitable and does not harm lives or property

Why Choose Finecert for CE Marking Certification?

Finecert is a leading ISO consultation firm with focused and passionate consultants who strive to provide the best services to our clients. We combine our expertise and domain knowledge to provide cost-effective solutions as well as long-term benefits to our clients. We thoroughly understand your goals in order to deliver innovative solutions that meet your business needs.

We provide certification and consultation services all over the world for various standards such as ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, ISO 22000, ISO 13485, ISO 50001, ISO 39001, ISO 21001, ISO 22301, ISO 20001, ISO 41001, ISO 37001, ISO 31000, SA 8000, CE Mark, HACCP, and GMP certifications.

Process of getting CE Mark Certification

Step 1: Get details of the Product to be certified.

Step 2: Check if Testing of the product is completed (Reports/Documents).

Step 3: Analyze the applicable Directives/Sub Directives.

Step 4: Declaration of Conformity to be filled & signed by the Manufacturer/Dealer.

Step 5: Get CE Mark Compliance certified.

We, at FINECERT, will assist you with all the above steps to help your product/s achieve CE Mark easily.

Benefits of CE Marking Certification

The CE marking is a type of trade passport in the marketplace that will help to freely circulate products.
Gain international recognition
Assure your clients and partners about the Safety and Protection of your products
Seamless trading of your products
Compliance with health, safety, and environmental protection guidelines

Industries or organizations that can utilize CE Marking Certification

CE marking certification can be obtained by any organization that is keen on ensuring the safety and protection of its products. It is obligatory for over 20 product groups, including mobile phones, gas appliances, lifts, construction products, measuring instruments, and toys in most countries. It additionally upholds reasonable competition by holding all companies accountable to the same rules.

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