EUCE Marking

PPE (Category I) Compliance Requirements in European Union (EU / EEA)

1required directives

Applicable Legislation

Legislation
PPE Regulation

Certification Steps

  1. 01

    Identify applicable legislation

    Required: ppe.

  2. 02

    Review conditional legislation

    Check any conditional applicability gates based on product characteristics.

  3. 03

    Select harmonised standards

    en-1492001a12009; en-1662001; en-3972025; en-iso-203452011; en-iso-214202020.

  4. 04

    Assemble required documentation

    Gather the documentation required by the applicable legislation (technical file, declarations, test reports).

Applicable Harmonised Standards

Applying these harmonised standards provides a presumption of conformity with the essential requirements of the applicable directives.

Standard
EN 149
EN 166
EN 397
EN ISO 20345
EN ISO 21420

Required Testing & Evidence

PPE physical protection

PPE standards (EN 166, ISO 20345) specify physical performance criteria.

Typical artifacts: Physical test reports (impact, penetration, slip resistance).

Data sourced from the EU compliance graph. Verify current requirements before placing products on the market.

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