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,Introducing Easy Steps to CE Marking Pilkington External presentation August 2005,Jargon-busting Key dates What will the customer see? Pack label and delivery documents Full CE Marking Customer responsibilities Merchants Tougheners Other products Benefits Further information,CE Marking - contents,Dont be afraid of the jargon!,Attestation of Conformity,Factory Production Control,Essential Requirements,Intended Use,Initial Type Testing,No Performance Determined,Declaration of Conformity,hENs,Product Description,Certificate of Conformity,Transition Period,Manufacturer demonstrates product complies with European-wide standard, on the basis of: One-off External testing (“Initial Type Test”) Factory Production control (on-going) When product compliant, manufacturer makes a legal and transparent declaration Allows CE Marking of product Product can be made available for sale in EU Supporting documentation held and maintained in event of legal challenge (Technical File),CE Marking without the jargon - (1),Level of involvement of third party (Notified Body) for initial type testing dependent upon: Product type Product use Higher the “risk” if product fails, the greater involvement of third party Fire resistance Bullet resistance Explosion resistance here the third party is involved in Factory Production Control as well,CE Marking without the jargon - (2),Other than the legal requirement to do so, benefits of CE Marking for customers include: Declared performance from manufacturers will be more transparent than in the past and more open to challenge Opportunity to be seen as ahead of the market as a result of understanding and knowledge of CE Marking Security for customers, Architects and Specifiers as Pilkington proves the performance of their products on a European scale One set of data per product No legal requirement for maintaining national voluntary marks - CE Marking states that a product is fit for purpose therefore a money-saving opportunity,What are the benefits of CE Marking? -(1),Other than the legal requirement to do so, benefits of CE Marking include: Testing independently undertaken by accredited third party Products can be compared across borders (harmonised product and test standards) Some of the testing goes beyond traditional national requirements Product standards introduced to some countries where none previously existed Manufacturers responsibility clearly defined Higher risk products require greater involvement of third parties e.g. fire resistance, etc. Manufacturer much more accountable under a common legal framework,What are the benefits of CE Marking? -(2),Following standards applicable from 1st September 2005 (and mandatory from 1st September 2006):,When can CE Marking start?,Pilkington intends CE Marking the above products progressively from September 2005,Check incoming product is CE Marked Characteristics of incoming product from manufacturer unchanged by cutting processes Pass on CE Marking information from manufacturer Ensure Factory Production Control for cut sizes set up in accordance with EN 572-pts 8&9 Thickness (visual check) Dimensions (measurement) Visual/optical quality (visual check),What do merchants need to do?,Obtain copy of EN 12150 parts 1&2 Prepare product description Set up a Factory Production Control in accordance with EN 12150-2 Submit samples for initial type testing to Notified Body “Prove the product is the product” (fragmentation/mechanical strength) For any claimed characteristics (e.g. pendulum body impact resistance to EN 12600) Set up Technical File of supporting documentation (e.g. Product Description, test reports, Declaration of Conformity, etc.) Ultimate responsibility for ensuring compliance of toughened glass rests with the toughener,What do tougheners need to do?,Countries where CE Marking not mandatory,4 countries have decided not to make the CE Marking of the finished product mandatory: UK Ireland Sweden Finland However, still mandatory to meet the requirements of the CPD by complying with the product standard,What about other products?,Products not covered in the first phase Laminated glass (EN 14449) Heat soaked toughened glass (EN 14179-2) Insulating glass units (EN 1279-5) No firm start date yet, but latest indications: Standards applicable for these products from March 2006 (Mandatory from March 2007),CE Marking - What will the customer see?,Minimal essential information on pack label and delivery note: CE logo Product standard (e.g. EN 572-9) Reference to CE Marking website: /CE Full information (including performance characteristics) available from website,CE Marking - Pack label,CE logo,CE Marking website,Product standard,CE Marking e.g of Delivery Documentation,CE logo,Product standard,CE Marking website,Full CE Marking documentation for all products,Product information available direct from /CE or via country Product Directory on Available in local languages,Full CE Marking documentation for all products,Product standard,Product description (and intended use),Product name,Characteristics,Declared values (i.e. performance),Date and version,/CE - Pilkington K GlassTM Example,From the Product Directory select the product required, in this case Pilkington K GlassTM,CE Marking Internet Page - Pilkington K GlassTM Example,The CE Marking Page,CE Marking Internet Page - Pilkington K GlassTM Example,CE Marking data for Toughened K Glass,Pilkington CE Marking Home Page /ce Dedicated email address for internal and external enquiries CE.M commitment to respond to emails within two working days GEPVP (Association of European Flat Glass Manufacturers) European Commission CEN (European Standards Organisation) www.cenorm.be,Further information,1. Groupement Europen des Producteurs de Verre Plat (GEPVP) - GEPVP is a European organisation consisting of the European Group of Flat Glass Manufacturers, Glaverbel, Pilkington, Saint Gobain and Guardian. 2. Constructions Product Directive (CPD) the CPD was established was established to remove technical barriers to trade for construction products. With regard to glass products this would be achieved by the production of harmonised European technical standards, CENTC 129, specifically against the “Glass in Building” mandate (M135). The mandate covers flat glass, profiled glasses and glass block products. 3. Harmonised European Norm (hEN) the hENs are European standards adopted by Comit Europen de Normalisation (CEN) following a mandate issued by the EC. They are developed through an open and transparent process, built on consensus between all interested parties. 4. CE Marking the CE Marking is a symbol placed on either a product or product accompanying documentation. The CE Mark indicates that a product conforms to all the provisions of the CPD and hEN as required by the CPD.,Glossary - (1),5. System of Attestation of Conformity The Systems of Attestation of Conformity contained within the CPD detail the level of involvement of Notified Bodies in the process of showing conformity. Dependant on the final intended use of the glass product a different System of Attestation may be applicable. From the available Systems of Attestation only 1,3 and 4 apply to Glass in Building. Refer to Appendix 2. 6. Initial Type Testing (ITT) testing undertaken by the manufacturer in the case of System of Attestation 4 and by a notified testing body in the case of Systems of Attestation 1 or 3. The test methods are contained within the supporting product standards. 7. Factory Production Control (FPC) each hEN contains a set of factory production controls required to ensure the system operated within a factory meets all the relevant criteria set out in the hEN. 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