How to do CE certification of dryer:

The dryer is a kind of mechanical equipment that can dry objects and is widely used in industrial production. To export the dryer to EU countries, CE certification is required to ensure that the product can be sold in the EU. The dryer has two machines with different principles, one is a traditional hot air blower, and the other is a dehumidification dryer, which sucks in ambient air for heating and drying. The manuals determined by the CE certification of these two dryers are all mechanical MD manuals.

The Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC stipulates that after obtaining the CE certification, the CE mark can be used on the dryer. The main purpose of the Machinery Directive is to ensure the health and safety of employees, especially those related to the risks caused by the use of machinery. Through safe machine design, production, installation and maintenance, the adverse consequences of many accidents caused by the direct use of the machine can be avoided. For dryers, in principle, the following safety standards should be followed: ISO 12100:2010 Machine Safety-General Principles of Design-Risk Assessment and Risk Reduction.

The manufacturer mainly undertakes several key tasks in obtaining the CE certification of the dryer:

① Conduct risk assessment.

② Prove that it meets the basic health and safety requirements of Appendix 1 of the Machinery Directive.

③ Meet the requirements of applicable unified standards.

④ Compile technical documents.

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⑤ Drafting the European Community Declaration of Conformity.

⑥Attach the CE mark.

The certification body's work in the dryer certification:

① Registered engineer conducts risk assessment on ISO 12100.

② Uniform standard evaluation.

③Safety review and machine or component testing.

④ Engineering review and joint engineering.

⑤ Compile technical documents.

⑥ Issue CE certification.