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CE Mark - Passport to European Market |
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Chemical testing / hazardous material testing |
Technical progress creates a comfortable life. In order to meet the range of needs of human's everyday lives, various chemicals have been used in the manufacture of most products
Unfortunately, many of these chemicals are toxic. They can enter the human body and adversely affect a person's health via such pathways as permeation of the skin, inhalation or ingestion.For the sake of protecting consumers, authorities all over the world require manufacturers as well as distributors to obey relevant laws and regulations if they would like to import products into their local markets. This applies especially to products that come into direct contact with human bodies or food, such as clothes, shoes and food-containers. Official reports or related certificates / safety marks (e.g. TOXPROOF or SG) issued by accredited chemical laboratories are required for products imported into Europe.
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Machinery Directive (98/37/EC) |
| Article 1 of the Machinery Directive specifies its scope as follows Machinery is
an assembly of linked parts or components of which at least one moves
an assembly of machines which, in order to achieve the same end, are arranged and controlled so that they function as an integral whole
interchangeable equipment modifying the function of a machine
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LFGB & related EU directives |
| European Regulations and Directives
Within the EC (European Community), matters pertaining to the marketing/sale of products and materials in the European market as well as testing requirements for them are stated in directives which are permanently updated via the use of amendments. European regulations for articles and materials coming in contact with foodstuffs are based on a framework directive stating the basic requirements that must be met for all food-contact materials.
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Laboratory Testing Services |
| Performing the product approval at LTC laboratory means that all work is done at our laboratory. To do so samples and documentation have to be submitted to us. All necessary work such as testing, documentation and certification is done at our site. The manufacturer is informed regularly about the progress of the approval process.
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RoHS |
| Restrictions on Hazardous Substances Directive 2002/95/EC (RoHS Directive)
The main objective of the RoHS Directive is the restriction of hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment, for the protection of human health and environmentally sound recovery and disposal of waste. The Directive applies to all equipment operating up to 1000 VAC and 1500 VDC and contained in a list of 8 categories including electric bulbs and luminaries in households. There are currently no restrictions on medical devices and control and monitoring equipment.
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WEEE |
| Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive 2002/96/ED (WEEE Directive)
The main objectives of the WEEE Directive are the prevention of waste electrical and electronic equipment; promote the re-use recycling and other forms of recovery of used materials and components, and to improve the environmental performance of all operators (manufacturers, traders, treatment facilities) involved in the life cycle of products. The Directive covers all equipment operating up to 1000 VAC and 1500 VDC and contained in a list of 10 categories.
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E/e Mark |
| For the sales of motor vehicles and their components, approvals according to the standards of the destination countries are essential. ¡¡ More |
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CE Marking |
| Every country's technical culture and technical practice is reflected in its standards and legal provisions and these vary greatly from country to country.
Consequently, each European country has its own complex body of legislation - consisting of laws, regulations, technical rules drawn up by private standardization committees and inspection and licensing procedures. These requirements often form an obstacle to free trade.
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LTD. & LANCASTER INSTITUT LIMITED
RM101, MAPLE HOUSE, 118 HIGH STREET, PURLEYLONDON,ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM, CR8 2AD
www.ltlab.co.uk
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