What are the CE certification standards for textile machinery?

Mondo Social Updated on 2024-03-06

Textile machinery is the equipment required to make natural or synthetic fibers into textiles.

CE certification standard for textile machinery:

Textile machinery, type C standard, in accordance with the machinery safety norm EN ISO 11111-1 Textile machinery - Safety rules - Part 1: Based on the standard specification standard, risk analysis and testing of this standard in accordance with EN ISO 11111-X series is required. Type A alone (e.g. EN ISO 12100:2010) is not sufficient for a product range to enter the Type C standard.

The EN ISO 11111-1 standard covers the hazards associated with certain machinery and equipment from EN ISO 11111-2 to EN ISO 11111-7 and adheres to safety rules for common hazards that frequently occur in textile machinery.

EN ISO 11111-2 Textile machinery - Safety rules - Part 2: Spinning and spinning machines.

EN ISO 11111-3 Textile machinery - Safety rules - Part 3: Machinery for non-woven surfaces.

EN ISO 11111-4 Textile machinery - Safety rules - Part 4: Machines for yarn processing, yarn and rope construction.

EN ISO 11111-5 Textile machinery - Safety rules - Part 5: Weaving and knitting preparation machines.

EN ISO 11111-6 Textile machinery - Safety rules - Part 6: Machinery for fabric manufacturing.

EN ISO 11111-7 Textile machinery - Safety rules - Part 7: Coating and finishing machines.

Textile machinery CE certification process:

1. Project application - submit the testing application to the testing institution.

2. Data preparation - according to the testing requirements, the enterprise prepares relevant documents.

3. Product testing - the company will send the samples to be tested to the laboratory for testing.

4. Preparation of reports - certification engineers prepare reports according to qualified test data.

5. Submit for review - the engineer will review the complete report.

6. Issue a certificate - after the audit is correct, the certificate will be issued.

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