Printing machinery needs to be CE certified. To export to the EU, there must be a CE certificate, which has the following major categories:

　　Prepress system: paper cutter, scanner, proofing machine, plate making machine, plate processor, baking machine, photoplotter, copy machine, stretcher, engraving machine, etc.

　　Printing machinery: flexo printing machine, gravure printing machine, embossing machine, pad printing machine, digital printing machine, rotary printing machine, trademark printing machine, etc.

　　Postpress machinery: cutting machine, slitting machine, paper cutter, folding machine, coding machine, inkjet printer, calender, strapping machine, heat sealing machine, bag making machine, etc.

　　For the protection of mechanical hazards, pay attention to the protection of mechanical stability, mainly the following:

　　Mechanical equipment, parts and accessories must be designed and manufactured to ensure that they are stable enough to withstand overturning, falling or accidental movement under foreseeable operating conditions (and climatic conditions if necessary).

　　If the shape of the mechanical device itself or its intended installation does not provide sufficient stability, suitable means of attachment must be used and described in the description.

　　CE Marking (CE Mark) is a pass for products to enter the EU.In order to protect the lives and property of its members, the EU has successively issued a number of safety directives, stipulating many products that require the CE mark, such as machinery, low-voltage electrical products, electromagnetic compatibility products, etc. Some products are more mandatory to be verified by a qualified certification body. After obtaining the certificate, they will be affixed with the CE mark and will be sold in EU countries.

　　The "CE" mark is a safety certification mark and is regarded as a passport that the manufacturer opens and enters the European market. Products bearing the "CE" mark can be sold in EU member states without meeting the requirements of each member state, thus realizing the free circulation of goods within the EU member states.

　　In the EU market, the "CE" mark is a compulsory certification mark. Whether it is a product produced by an enterprise within the EU or a product produced by another country, in order to be freely circulated in the EU market, the "CE" mark must be affixed to indicate the product to meets the basic requirements of the EU Directive on Technology Coordination and Standardization.This is a mandatory requirement for products in EU law.

　　The word CE is abbreviated from the French word "Communate Europpene" and is the meaning of the European Community. The European Community later evolved into the European Union (EU).

　　In recent years, the use of the CE mark has increased in the products sold in the markets of the European Economic Area (European Union, European Free Trade Association, except Switzerland)，the goods marked with the CE mark indicate that they meet the requirements of a series of European directives such as safety, hygiene, environmental protection and consumer protection.