What are products that are not subject to CE marking?
Explanation of handling parts and embedded products! Includes differences between CE mark applicable and non-applicable items.
As globalization progresses, opportunities to export products not only domestically but also overseas are increasing. One important point to keep in mind during this process is to strictly comply with the standards and regulations of each country. When exporting to European countries, the "CE mark" is essential. Even if you are aware of the existence of the CE mark, many may not fully understand the difference between products that are subject to it and those that are not. This article will explain the products subject to CE marking and those that are exempt, along with the handling of components and embedded products. *For detailed content of the column, please refer to the related links. For more information, feel free to contact us.
