CE marking expresses the manufacturer's declaration that a product meets the applicable EU rules requiring that marking. Not every product must or may carry it; it is not a general quality endorsement.[1]
Identify the relevant product legislation and conformity assessment first. An arbitrary voluntary supplier certificate does not replace that assessment. Check that the documentation actually matches the supplied model and manufacturer.[1]
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