Today, consumer awareness and legal regulations increasingly prioritize environmental and human health protection. In the European Union (EU), CE marking, RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances), and REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorization, and Restriction of Chemicals) are critical components that must be considered together. CE marking, which certifies a product’s compliance with technical and legal requirements, necessitates an integrated approach with regulations such as RoHS and REACH.
This article explores the relationship between CE marking, RoHS, and REACH compliance, why this integration is essential, and how SERTİFİKE supports you through this process.
CE marking certifies that a product meets the technical, health, and safety requirements necessary for free circulation within the EU. Beyond safety and performance standards, CE marking also demonstrates compliance with environmental and health-related regulations, including RoHS and REACH.
RoHS Directive (2011/65/EU):
REACH Regulation (EC 1907/2006):
For a product to legally enter the European market, CE marking requires compliance with the following:
These three requirements must be integrated to ensure a product is both technically and environmentally compliant.
At SERTİFİKE, we assist you in meeting RoHS, REACH, and CE marking requirements with our team of experts.
◼ Compliance Analysis
◼ Technical Documentation Preparation
◼ Laboratory Testing
◼ Consultancy Services
Compliance with CE marking, RoHS, and REACH is not only a legal obligation but also a necessity for protecting the environment and human health. At SERTİFİKE, we provide professional support to ensure your product meets these standards.
If your goal is the European market, SERTİFİKE is here to help. Contact us to manage the process efficiently and effectively with our expertise.
Entering the UK Market with a CE Certificate: Differences with the UKCA Mark Just as…
The Role of CE Marking in the Inspection Process: How Is Product Compliance Proven? The…
CE Certification and the ATEX Directive: Safety Standards in Explosive Environments The safety of equipment…
Common Mistakes When Obtaining a CE Certificate and How to Solve Them The CE certificate…
What is PPE? PPE, short for "2016/425/EU Personal Protective Equipment," refers to equipment designed to…
What is the CE Mark and Certification? What Does the CE Mark Mean? CE Mark:…