In Europe, the design of industrial machines is governed by CE marking, currently framed by Directive 2006/42/EC (replaced by Machinery Regulation 2023/1230 applicable from January 2027).
| Standard | Object | Application |
|---|---|---|
| EN ISO 12100 | Risk assessment and reduction | Methodological bases for safe design |
| EN ISO 13849-1 | Safety of control systems | Calculation of Performance Levels (PL) |
| EN 60204-1 | Safety of electrical machine equipment | Wiring, emergency stops, power circuits |
"A compliant machine is not one simply equipped with an emergency stop, but one that reduces risk at source, by design."
At SEMSO, safety is integrated right from the functional definition phase. Every project goes through a systematic risk analysis according to EN ISO 12100:
Example: on a product stacker/unstacker, safety is ensured by:
Functional safety (Safety) is based on the integration of redundant architectures capable of handling failures without danger to the operator. SEMSO uses certified safety PLCs (Pilz, Siemens, Sick) integrated into the communication bus to:
A station with a collaborative robot can thus be equipped with a safety scanner to slow down or stop movement depending on operator distance, in compliance with ISO TS 15066.
CE marking is based on a structured technical file. SEMSO systematically provides:
These documents guarantee the manufacturer traceability, control of compliance in the event of an audit, and regulatory transfer capability in large groups or demanding environments (pharmaceutical, food processing).
SEMSO designs customized industrial equipment, combining performance, safety and compliance with current standards.
SEMSO designs industrial machines by integrating safety right from the design phase. We master CE, ISO 12100, EN 13849 standards, and guarantee full compliance of your equipment.
From risk analysis to CE marking, our technical teams are with you every step of the way.