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Rexroth Machinery Safety
Machinery Directive 2006/42/EG
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Every machinery and system manufacturer is responsible for ensuring that their products comply with basic safety requirements. Machinery Directive 2006/42/EG and EN ISO 13849 create the framework.
The table below provides an overview of the correlation between Rexroth linear motion and assembly system products and the new Machinery Directive 2006/42/EG.
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- Linear guides
- Ball screw assemblies, drive units
- Single-axis linear motion systems
- Basic mechanical components
- Manual production system components | Components and assemblies are not included in the Machinery Directive and they are not affected by the directive | - Installation instructions including safety-relevant information | - Multi-axis camoLINE and CMS systems
- Powered conveyor segments, transfer systems and chain conveyors | Incomplete machine | - Installation instructions including safety-relevant information
- Declaration of incorporation
- Risk analysis on request | - Complete transfer system solutions
- Height-adjustable workstations
- Crate lifting equipment
- Deburring machines | Machine | - Operating instructions
- CE declaration of conformity
- CE mark | | - Clamping and brake components for linear guides | Safety components | - Operating instructions
- CE declaration of conformity
- CE mark |
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