Sheet 1 · General arrangement
Every machine you build. Its route to conformity. Before 20 January 2027.
On 20 January 2027 the Machinery Regulation replaces Directive 2006/42/EC, with no grandfathering. Send us your machine list. MachineryReady tells you, machine by machine, which conformity route applies, what the technical file now needs, and what to do first. It catches EU manufacturers and UK and non-EU exporters alike.
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| Product | Machinery Regulation readiness pack |
|---|---|
| Standard | Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 |
| Built from | Your machine list, about 10 minutes |
| Delivered | PDF by email, licensed to you by name |
| Kept current | Regenerated free for 12 months |
| Price | €590one-off, excl. VAT |
Guarantee
If the pack doesn’t surface at least three gaps specific to your machines, you don’t pay. The card payment is refunded in full.
Sheet 2 · Parts list
Every machine, routed.
Self-assessment or notified body, machine by machine, with the Article 25 reasoning written out so your engineer can challenge it against the Regulation, not against our software. This is page 4 of a sample pack:
| Item | Machine | Route | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Palletiser P200 | Module A | Outside Annex I on the answers given: internal production control with a complete technical file (Art. 25(4)). |
| 2 | Autonomous guided vehicle AGV-9 | Notified body | Annex I Part A: a safety function with self-evolving behaviour. Third-party assessment is mandatory (Art. 25(2)). |
| 3 | Press brake PB-40 | Notified body | Annex I Part B without full harmonised-standard coverage: a third-party procedure applies (Art. 25(3)). |
Sample answers for a fictional manufacturer; wording shortened to fit. Yours is built from your own machine list.
Sheet 3 · What the pack contains
The month your engineers would have spent.
- 1
Pathway verdict per machine
Every machine routed to its conformity procedure, with what that route means in practice.
- 2
Annex IV technical file, mapped
The complete file structure with the new requirements built in, including the software-integrity evidence updated machines fail first.
- 3
Declaration drafts, Annex V
A declaration of conformity drafted for each machine, rewritten for the Regulation, never restamped.
- 4
The delta and a plan back from the cutover
What changed from 2006/42/EC, a risk-assessment sequence, and the work ordered backwards from 20 January 2027.
Sheet 4 · Revision table
What changed from the Directive.
| Rev | Change | Status |
|---|---|---|
| A | Cybersecurity is now a safety requirementSafety-related software must be protected against corruption, a requirement that did not exist in 2006/42/EC. The evidence belongs in the file. | New in the Regulation |
| B | No grandfatheringA 2006/42/EC file does not carry over for machines placed on the market after 20 January 2027. The declaration must cite the new Regulation. | Hard cutover |
| C | AI safety functions go to a notified bodySelf-evolving safety functions land in Annex I Part A: third-party assessment is mandatory, and harmonised standards alone don’t exempt you. | Annex I Part A |
| D | Digital instructions, with a catchManuals may go digital, but only with lifetime accessibility and free paper on request at purchase. | Allowed, with conditions |
Sheets 5–7 · Real pages
Real pages. Not a mock-up.
Generated from sample answers for a fictional manufacturer with three machines, exactly as a buyer receives it. The sample runs to 15 pages.
Try one machine first, free.
The route checker runs the same logic as the pack for a single machine, in your browser. Nothing is sent to us.
Sheet 8 · Process
Ten minutes of yours. The decoding is ours.
You pay
By card on Stripe’s secure checkout, or ask for an invoice by email.
Today
You send the machine list
What you build, where, and how each machine is controlled.
About 10 minutes
We confirm
We check your answers are complete and ask about anything unclear.
Within 1 working day
The pack arrives
Generated and emailed, licensed to you by name, regenerated free for 12 months.
Then
Sheet 9 · Fee schedule
Prices on the drawing. No discovery call.
Prices exclude VAT and are quoted for business buyers. VAT is calculated at checkout; EU business customers outside Ireland can give a VAT number there for the reverse charge.
| Item | Includes | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Readiness packOne-off, founding-cohort pricing |
|
€590 |
| MaintainedAs guidance and standards land |
|
€990 /yr |
Pilot guarantee: if your pack doesn't surface at least three gaps specific to your machines, you don't pay. The alternatives today are £50 generic CE templates still written for the old Directive, or a five-figure consultancy engagement with a waiting list — there is no other productized pack for Regulation 2023/1230 that we could find, and we looked hard.
Card payments are taken by Stripe on its secure checkout page — this site stores no payment details. Pay by card now (€590, refunded in full if the pack does not surface at least three gaps specific to your company), or by invoice after scoping with nothing owed until your order is confirmed in writing. Our solicitor's opinion on how these products may lawfully be sold has arrived; the safeguards it sets out are on our terms page.
Sheet 10 · Approvals
Run by a person, not a template shop.
MachineryReady does the scoping and the structure: which route each machine takes, what the file now needs, and what to do first. Your engineers keep engineering. It is not a conformity assessment and not a CE marking: where Annex I requires a notified body, no document pack replaces one, and the pack flags when that is likely. The pack itself is generated by software from your answers and a rules corpus we maintain by hand; it is not reviewed by a qualified person, which is why every page asks your engineers to check it.
If it doesn’t find at least three gaps specific to your machines, you don’t pay.
| Responsible | Paul Eccles |
|---|---|
| Company | Harmony Future Holdings Limited |
| Registered | Ireland, No. 802912 |
| Contact | hello@machineryready.eu |
| Tracking | None. No cookies. |
Sheet 11 · Notes
Questions before you buy.
N1What exactly do I get?
A PDF readiness pack built from your machine list: every machine routed to its conformity pathway with what that means in practice, the Annex IV technical file mapped section by section, a declaration of conformity drafted against Annex V for each machine, and the 2006/42/EC delta with a plan back from the cutover. The sample for three machines runs to 15 pages.
N2What happens after I pay?
You get a short questionnaire by email, about ten minutes. We confirm within one working day that your answers are complete, then the pack is generated and emailed to you, licensed to you by name.
N3What if it finds nothing?
Then you don’t pay. If the pack doesn’t surface at least three gaps specific to your machines, the card payment is refunded in full.
N4Is this a conformity assessment or a CE marking?
No. It is internal readiness documentation and not legal advice. Conformity is established only by carrying out the applicable procedure under Regulation (EU) 2023/1230, with a notified body where Annex I requires one.
N5We export from the UK. Does this apply to us?
If your machines are placed on the EU market after 20 January 2027, the Regulation applies to them, whoever builds them. The pack catches EU manufacturers and UK and non-EU exporters alike.
N6Can I pay by invoice?
Yes. Ask by email and we invoice after scoping. Nothing is owed until your order is confirmed in writing.
Know every machine’s route before January.
Ten minutes to send your machine list. A pack that routes each machine and orders the work, kept current for 12 months.