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New machinery directive in 2009

10th March 20081 Comment

When the new Machinery Directive comes into force at the end of 2009 there will be a requirement that fixings for fixed guards must be retained when the guard is removed. Jon Severn discusses the available options for machine builders who need to plan ahead for this change.

Keywords

EC, European Union, product conformity, product conformity news, machinery, EU Directives, EU Directives news, Product Conformity, manufacturing, news, standards, EU legislation, EU, business assurance

One comment

  1. Jonathan Severn
    28th March 2008 at 5:41 pm

    If anyone would like to download a copy, MachineBuilding.net has published a Free Guide to the New Machinery Directive - see http://www.machinebuilding.net/service/mmdynpage.php?art=B0019

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