Dry goods - Today shared: The process of labor protection gloves when applying for EU CE certification and the price cycle that everyone cares about the most
On April 21, 2018, the new PPE regulation Regulation (EU) 2016/425 was officially implemented, replacing the previous PPE directive 89/686/EEC. This change in PPE regulations is the largest regulatory process reform in more than 20 years. Not only do manufacturers need to strictly abide by Regulation (EU) 2016/425, but their obligations and responsibilities to dealers are also increased.
instruction divides PPE into three categories according to the risk level of product intention protection: Class I PPE only protects against mild risks, such as gardening gloves. Class II PPE protection moderate risk, such as mechanical gloves. Category III PPE protects severe risks, such as fire gloves.
All categories of PPE must be tested according to the corresponding standards to prove that they comply with the requirements of the PPE directive. Class II and III PPE products must also be certified by designated institutions.
Protective glovesCECertification process, price, cycle:
CECertification process
1) Fill in XiangShan application form;
2) Send test;
3) Our company assists the manufacturer in writing technical documents;
4) After the test report + technical documents are complete, submit the certification application to the NB organization;
5) After the NB review is approved, issue a CE certificate.
fee details :
1) Certificate fee 4,000 yuan;
2) Test fee: 8,000 yuan-40,000 yuan;
3) Technical file fee: 10,000 yuan.
Note: NB institutions charge certificate fees and testing fees; due to the different expected uses of protective gloves and different testing standards, the testing fees are slightly different, and the final quotation issued by the institution shall prevail.
cycle:
Test cycle: 3-4 weeks;
certification cycle: 1-2 months.
European standards for protective gloves include:
EN374—Protective gloves for chemicals and microbials
EN388—Mechanical protective gloves
EN407—Heat protection (heat and/or fire) gloves
EN420—General requirements and testing methods for protective gloves
EN421—Protective gloves
EN511—Anti-freeze gloves*—EN659 fire-proof gloves
EN12477— Welding protective gloves
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