Great Britain’s UKCA mark – September 2020 Update
We published an article about Brexit and its implications for CE marking back in February of this year. A link to that article is here. The UK government posted new
We published an article about Brexit and its implications for CE marking back in February of this year. A link to that article is here. The UK government posted new
It is safe to say that COVID-19 has affected everyone in the world. F2 Labs immediately joined the fight and offered pro-bono services to our customers who are working to
Understanding the requirements for compliance to RoHS 2011/65/EU is not difficult (and we can help you), but ignoring them can get your product stopped upon entry into the EU. RoHS
The question in the title of this blog article is frequently asked by our customers. Let’s break it down. See the LVD 2014/35/EU, Article 1, para 2: The Low Voltage
I get an email from RAPEX every Friday morning that details products stopped in customs in the EU for various issues. These are not all of the of the products
Most of our customers must comply with the EMC Directive 2014/30/EU prior to application of a CE marking to their products. This is because the EMC Directive is applicable to
Yes, for now. CE marking will be accepted until at least the end of 2020 and then the UKCA mark will be the replacement mark for products sent to the
We are starting to feel some effects of the upcoming replacement of EN 60950-1 by EN 62368-1. This is causing some confusion in the compliance world as well and we
Frequently at F2 Labs we get deep into various topics regarding CE marking and other compliance requirements. I can only imagine the sinking feeling that a manufacturer must feel when
Manufacturers contact F2 Labs from around the world for assistance with EU regulations. While F2 Labs primarily focuses on electro-mechanical devices, including medical devices, we have also assisted many people