When Is the CE Mark Required?
CE marking is mandatory for products covered by EU legislation that specifically requires it. Before applying the mark, the manufacturer must identify the applicable requirements, complete the required conformity assessment and prepare the necessary technical documentation and EU Declaration of Conformity.
CE marking should not be applied to products for which EU legislation does not require it.
Which Products Need the CE Mark?
CE marking applies to many regulated product categories, including toys, electrical and electronic equipment, machinery, personal protective equipment, radio equipment and certain medical devices.
The applicable requirements and conformity assessment procedure depend on the product and the EU legislation covering it.
How Should the CE Mark Be Used?
The CE marking must be visible, legible and indelible. Where the applicable legislation permits, it may in certain circumstances be placed on the packaging or accompanying documents instead of directly on the product.
When the CE mark is enlarged or reduced, its official proportions must be maintained. The minimum height is generally 5 mm unless specific EU legislation provides otherwise.
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Download the CE mark below in SVG, PNG and PDF format.
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Use these files for product artwork, packaging or documentation where CE marking is applicable. Only apply the CE mark after confirming that your product is subject to CE marking and the applicable conformity requirements have been met.Looking for the UK marking? View all CE and UKCA marks.
