Automobile lifts are maintenance equipment used to raise vehicles to a certain height for easy repair. To export automobile lifts to the European Union, CE certification is requiRED. According to Annex IV of the EU Machinery Directive Directive 2006/42/EC-Machinery safety, vehicle lifts are considered hazardous machinery that requires mandatory certification in the EU. The specific standard for certification is EN 1493:2022.

1) Vehicle lifts;
2) Manually operated vehicle lifts;
3) Power-operated vehicle lifts;
4) Fixed vehicle lifts;
5) Mobile vehicle lifts, etc.
When designing automobile lifts, it is essential to ensure compliance with the requirements of the EN 1493:2022 standard:
# Structural Design: Ensure that the lift does not cause injury to personnel during lifting and can safely and stably lift and support the vehicle;
# Material Selection: Ensure that the lift does not experience malfunctions during long-term use, using high-strength and durable materials;
# Safety Features: Ensure that the lift does not cause injury to personnel during operation, and that necessary safety devices are included in the design.
- Overload dynaMIC test;
- Overload static test;
- Functional test;
- Electrical test;
- Stability test;
1) Submit CE application;
2) Confirm technical regULations and sample testing evaluation;
3) Prepare technical documentation and safety assessment;
4) EU agency factory audit;
5) Review of technical documentation;
6) Certification granted upon successful review;
7) Affix CE mark on the product and export to the EU market.
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