It is a service that should be considered as “voluntary certification”, as “value added” for a brand-new certified product.

No, certification relating to CE marking is required to sell products in Europe, and is based on the Manufacturer’s self-certification. ENAMA certification cannot replace CE marking (procedure by which the manufacturer self-certifies its compliance with essential requirements established in the “Machinery directive”), but supplements this certification, adding to its value, since certificates are issued by a specialist third party.

The service client may be the manufacturer, the importer or the reseller of machinery for agriculture and forests and relative parts. In greater detail, the client is the natural or legal person that directly commissions ENAMA, entering into a relative contract, to perform certification activity, specifying the purpose and objectives of the service.

An important novelty in 2005 was the introduction of a new certification procedure that gives the applicant the possibility of requesting certification only for safety-related aspects, with the issue of “Enama VS Certification”.

Enama VS certification is valid for 5 years; periodical monitoring is envisaged to gauge the conformity of the certified model with the machine actually tested.

By using the ad hoc application forms present in the area “Forms and rules” and sending the requested documentation.

By consulting the Rules present in the area “Forms and rules”.

By consulting the List of certified machinery present on this website.

Yes, on 4 March 2008 ACCREDIA (formerly Sincert) issued to Enama Accreditation Certificate no. 088B as product Certification Organisation for the “Enama VS” Scheme, in accordance with standard UNI CEI EN 45011:1999.