Afternoon All, We have conveyors, miles and miles of them, hanging garment and box and all of the associated switch-gear etc. The motors are from different manufacturers to the rails, to the diverts, to the switch gear etc, etc, We would then put these new assemblies and new sections of conveyor systems into the existing system. Would you say Declaration of conformity or Declaration of Incorporation? If its a brand new system in a virgin site would you say declaration of incorporation or conformity (all the 'bits' are from other suppliers and out installer puts it all together. Thanks for your help.

As this appears to be a unique construction that is not technically going to be "made available" in the CE sense, then I don't believe that it requires either given the information provided so far. The disparate, discrete items are all capable of being removed and working in other configurations and will come provided with appropriate CE Mark and Declarations of Conformity [for stand-alone items] or Incorporation [made up from differing items but provided as an "assembly" for inclusion in the overall plant structure]. Frank Hallett

The sub-assemblies, if they meet the definition of a machine, but are not yet the complete machine, must be provided with a Declaration of Incorporation as well as instructions stating what needs to be done before they can be CE marked. The person responsible for putting them together will need to complete a Declaration of Conformity and affix the CE marking to the completed machine. It makes no difference that the machine is for internal use within the company, it is still considered to be placed on the market.