When your product has a CE mark affixed, it acts as proof of your compliance with all the relevant EU requirements. It must be noted that those products that do not have a CE mark affixed to them, are not allowed to be circulated in the European markets, as per EU requirements.

Moreover, certain strict actions are taken to prohibit their sale in the concerned area. It is very important for the manufacturers and importers to undertake measures for compliance with the safety provisions, document every action, and design their processes in accordance with the provisions of the directives. Certain directives and principles have immense safety aims and objectives, but they give flexibility to the manufacturers for processes that can be executed for achieving those aims and objectives.

For instance, if you apply for more than one CE mark directive, the manufacturer can choose among themselves as per their organization’s requirements. This marking indicates the conformity with only those directives that have been applied by the manufacturer. In the case where the manufacturer does not mention the particular directives that have been applied by them, it is assumed that the CE marking is the declaration of conformity for all applicable directives.