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Free machinery conformity route checker

Four questions and you know which Article 25 route your machine is on — and whether a notified body is in your path. It runs entirely in your browser.

Last reviewed 2026-09-04 · MachineryReady, Harmony Future Holdings Limited, Dublin

The same logic as the paid pack

The router below is a port of the function our €590 pack uses. What it cannot do is take your whole range, produce the Annex IV file skeleton, the delta report or the drafted Annex V declarations. The guide explains the routes in full.

1. Is the machine listed in Annex I Part A?

Part A is the high-risk list — the categories that always need a third party.

2. Is a safety function ensured by a system with fully or partially self-evolving behaviour?

A learning system that decides something safety-related. An AI feature unrelated to a safety function is not this.

3. Is the machine listed in Annex I Part B?
4. Only if Part B: do harmonised standards cover all the relevant essential health and safety requirements?

All of them, not most. Partial coverage is the same as none for this test.

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Why there are three routes, not two

The intuitive model is binary: in Annex I, or not. That model is wrong, and it is wrong in the expensive direction — it routes Part B machinery to plain self-assessment when a third-party procedure may apply.

We shipped the binary model first

Our own first implementation had exactly this defect. An adversarial corpus check in August 2026 caught it and added the Part B tier. If you built your own mental model the same way — and most people do — your Part B machines are worth re-checking.

The Part B condition is stricter than it sounds

Part B machinery may use Module A only where it is manufactured in accordance with harmonised standards covering all the relevant essential health and safety requirements. Partial coverage counts as none. And the coverage claim itself has to be evidenced in the technical file, because it is the thing that put the machine on the cheaper route.

What the checker cannot do

It takes your word for where your machine sits in Annex I. That is the one judgement that decides everything else, and it is the one a web page cannot make for you: the lists are specific, and the answer depends on the machine in front of you. If you are unsure, the honest next step is the Annex itself, not this tool.

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No analytics, no cookies, no network requests once the page has loaded. The routing is JavaScript on your device — nothing about your product range reaches us.

Next

  • The full cutover guide — the six changes, Annex IV, and the eight ways files fail.
  • FAQ — can we restamp our declaration? Does AI force a notified body?

The technical file, ready for 2027

The free checker routes one machine. The pack takes your whole range: the Annex IV file skeleton, the delta report against 2006/42/EC, the gap list, and an Annex V declaration drafted for every machine.

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