India to EU compliance · Machinery, industrial equipment and automotive components
Machinery exports from India to the EU
Which documents are needed to export Indian machinery to the EU?
EU machinery compliance centres on the risk assessment, technical file, declaration of conformity, local-language instructions and CE marking. Higher-risk machinery may require a notified body before market entry.
What an Indian company should prepare
- Prepare the risk assessment, drawings, calculations and test reports.
- Issue the declaration of conformity and destination-language instructions.
- Check whether the machinery category requires a notified body.
Read the complete requirement, EU article references and official sources
Relevant EU judgments
These judgments are selected from the EU register by fixed legal terms for this requirement. The list is updated when new judgments are read into the register.
- C-10/24 · Decided 2026-06-04 · Dürr Dental SE v Cattani Deutschland Helmes GmbH & Co. KG
Reference for a preliminary ruling – Medical devices – Regulation (EU) 2017/745 – CE marking of a medical device falling under risk class IIa – Oil-free dry air compressors for the