Products Under TR CU 010: The Full Scope List
All 73 product positions under the EAEU machinery regulation, which take a certificate and which a declaration, plus the thirteen categories excluded outright.
Industrial machines, pumps, motors, cranes, tractors and process lines. The EAEU routes under TR CU 010 and the regulations that stack on top of it.
Machinery for the EAEU is assessed under TR CU 010/2011, the Union’s counterpart to the Machinery Directive, and rarely under it alone. Industrial pumps declare, household pumps certify, and an explosion-proof pump needs a TR CU 012 certificate with no declaration option. Electric machines pull in TR CU 004 and TR CU 020; a synchronous motor adds 020 where an induction motor does not, and above 1000 V AC there is still no regulation at all. A tractor takes its own regulation, TR CU 031/2012, and its certificate can only issue once all nineteen listed components hold theirs, before the assembled tractor is tested in a Union laboratory.
The scheme follows the destination as much as the machine. Equipment bound for a hazardous industrial facility takes scheme 5d, where an expert visits the site, watches the machine run and issues a Type Certificate before the declaration can be registered. The polyol mixers under this tag were tested at the installation site instead of in Korea, with three problems surfacing on the day after four checks beforehand. A batch too large to ship samples of, a tower crane for one named site, takes scheme 9c and rests on the manufacturer’s documents. Food processing lines declare under 010 with 004 and 020 on top and EAC labelling as a condition of release.
Outside the Union the same machines meet INMETRO in Brazil, three to six months including the audit, and Anatel where anything wireless is fitted. The articles below cover the scope list, the schemes, pumps, motors, cranes, tractors, heat exchangers, chainsaws and food equipment. Three to nine months is realistic for a machine under more than one regime. Send the machine, its supply voltage and the destination site and we will name the route.
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All 73 product positions under the EAEU machinery regulation, which take a certificate and which a declaration, plus the thirteen categories excluded outright.
Hazardous or not, low voltage or high, synchronous or induction, three questions that decide whether a motor needs TR CU 012, 004, 020, or nothing at all.
Why a petrol chainsaw falls under TR CU 010 and TR CU 020 but not TR CU 004, and why splitting the approval into two documents saved a round of testing.
Food, meat, dairy and fish process equipment declares under TR CU 010, with TR CU 004 and 020 on top for low-voltage. Documents, schemes and label content.
Industrial pumps declare, household pumps certify, Ex pumps have one route only. The regulations that stack on top, plus a field-test case study.
The five sections of a Justification of Safety, the two technical regulations that require it, who writes it, and when one document covers a whole family.
Every one of nineteen tractor components needs its own certificate before the tractor can be certified, and then the whole tractor is tested as well.
The TR CU 010 scheme that needs no site audit and no samples, when a batch qualifies for it, and the documents it rests on instead.
Most industrial machinery declares under TR CU 010; the first fourteen positions on its list certify, and a hazardous-facility destination moves a declaration onto scheme 5d with a site visit. Explosion protection under TR CU 012 has no declaration route at all. The product list, the HS code and the destination decide.
Because TR CU 031/2012 certifies the components first. Nineteen listed components each need their own certificate to the same regulation before the tractor’s certificate can issue, and the assembled tractor is then tested in an accredited laboratory inside the Union.
Send the product name, HS code and technical data. You get back the applicable route, the document list and a timeline, before any commitment.
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