Guide to new CE Marking legislation

Date: 29 July 2014

In July 2013, the Construction Products Regulation (CPR) fully replaced the Construction Products Directive (CPD) - making it compulsory for all glass construction products (including architectural and insulating glass units) and road marking materials (ballotini) manufactured or imported into the

In July 2013, the Construction Products Regulation (CPR) fully replaced the Construction Products Directive (CPD) - making it compulsory for all glass construction products (including architectural and insulating glass units) and road marking materials (ballotini) manufactured or imported into the EEA, that are covered by a harmonised European Standard (hEN), to carry the CE mark.  


Previously, manufacturers and processors were able to self-certify or simply opt-out, but now legal action could be taken against manufacturers, their agents and notified bodies if a product does not have the appropriate EC Declaration of Conformity for its intended use and carry the CE mark.



With many throughout the supply-chain still unaware of this new legislation, Glass Technology Services Ltd (GTS) - one of few providers in the sector to hold a Notified Testing Laboratory status - explains the importance of having appropriate declaration of conformity for its intended use and the CE Mark.



This simple introduction to the CPR changes is available online at: www.glass-ts.com/glass-cpr-and-ce-marking



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