Machinery Safety 101
6 June, 2017

An update on CE Marking Electrical Cable

by Doug Nix
in CE Mark, Components, EU European Union /
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CE Mark­ing Wire and Cable In an earli­er post, I wrote about the require­ments for CE Mark­ing wire and cable and dis­cussed the <HAR> mark. In 2016, the Con­struc­tion Products Reg­u­la­tion…

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20 December, 2013

Five things you need to know about CE Marked Wire and Cable

by Doug Nix
in CE Mark, Components, Top 5 Lists /
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A picture showing a selection of wire and cable products

Wire is simple right? Maybe not! Here are the top five things to know when select­ing wire and cable products for use in designs that will be CE Marked: Wire…

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20 December, 2013

CE Marking Wire and Cable – Necessity or Luxury?

by Doug Nix
in CE Mark, Components, EU European Union /
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A picture showing a selection of wire and cable products

When I set out to invest­ig­ate the need for CE Marks and <HAR> marks on wire and cable products, I would not have guessed that it would turn out to be as…

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1 June, 2012

Interlocking Devices: The Good, The Bad and the Ugly

by Doug Nix
in Canada, CE Mark, Components, Control Functions, Control Reliability, EU European Union, EU Robotics, Guards and Guarding, Hierarchy of Controls, Interlocks, Interlocks, International, International Robotics, ISO 13849, North American Robotics, Ontario, Robotics, USA /
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This entry is part 1 of 7 in the series Guards and Guard­ing

Note: A short­er ver­sion of this art­icle was pub­lished in the May-2012 edi­tion of  Man­u­fac­tur­ing Auto­ma­tion Magazine. When design­ing safe­guard­ing sys­tems for machines, one of the basic build­ing blocks is the…

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