PLATE 19 OF 20
Other regimes, kept separate.
The United Kingdom and other markets, each labelled and never blended with EU rules.
Pillar guide
United Kingdom machinery rules, overview: The UK regime as a separate market, with its own marking and requirements, never blended with EU rules.
Supporting guides
| Guide | What it covers |
|---|---|
| UK and EU rules compared, kept separate | A comparison that labels each rule by regime, so no rule is accidentally applied to the wrong market. |
| UKCA marking in brief | UKCA marking as a market requirement, checked against UK official sources for the product in question. |
| United States machinery safety, overview | The United States as a separate market, with standards and workplace rules that differ from EU product law. |
| International standards and machinery | ISO and IEC standards as a shared technical language, distinct from any single market legal requirement. |
| Planning for several markets | A market by market plan that keeps each regime assessment separate, with its own file and marking. |
| Importing machinery from a third country | Third country manufacture, EU importer duties, and the checks that sit between them. |
| Determining the market of supply | How the destination market is determined, and why it must be decided before assessment starts. |
| When a product moves markets | A product first supplied to one market and later to another needs a new assessment for the new market. |
| Official sources by regime | Finding the official text for each regime, and why a summary for one regime must not be used for another. |
| Scope note: regimes on this site | This site core is EU machinery law. Other regimes appear only in this cluster, labelled, and never blended. |