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Additive Manufacturing and the EU Machinery Directive |
 | Additive Manufacturing and the EU Machinery Directive |
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Elements and aims of EU Machinery Directive |
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 | Machinery Directive and useful links |
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Start up and business in Additive Manufacturing |
 | Important aspects for startup |
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 | Video "Practical guide for doing business in Europe" |
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Funds, finances, exchange programmes for entrepreneurs |
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 | Erasmus Exchanges Programmes for new entrepreneurs |
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You can read this informative document, that contains guidelines for assisting manufacturers to identify the appropriate safety standards and associated regulations for equipment associated with Additive Manufacturing, including 3D printers.
Some authorities are taking a view that 3D printers are general ‘machines’ (not ordinary office machinery) - so most of these products are being required to meet the provisions of this Regulation.
Despite Additive Manufacturing technology today is most commonly utilized for modeling, prototyping, tooling and short-run production applications, an Additive Manufacturing machine also have to comply with the requirements of laws as the Machinery Directive.
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