The main
objective of the CE marking system is to remove technical
barriers to trade created by differing national requirements of the EU
Member States with regard to building materials.
Its aim is to create an open market for building materials covering the
entire European Economic Area.
For
consumers, the CE mark indicates that the
product comes from a reliable and tested product.
This means that the product has been tested and the results were to be
reported in accordance with EU guidelines, which are all European-wide
harmonization of product standards and that the product meets the
essential safety and health requirements of the EU Construction
Products Directive.
The
CE marking is printed with
Ink
jet printers and
Piezoelectric
printers directly to the wooden structure.
Usually this is done on the line where the wooden structure is milled,
or planed, the place where the tree came out in the design element of
the tillers, or planes.
Printing
in addition to the CE marking is accompanied by the customer or a
customer requested a variable additional information that may be
connected with internal production tracking system, or serve as a
productivity tool for control.
Last edited:
18.07.2009
