Assessment of pressure equipment according to PED 2014/68/EU

Pressure equipment which is put on the European market needs to be CE-marked. This is done based on the various modules of the PED 2014/68/EU. It applies to all equipment above 0.5bar.

Kiwa offers all services for an assessment of pressure equipment manufactured for the European market according to PED 2014/68/EU.

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Pressure equipment can be found in on a broad range of locations. Varying from power plants, storage terminals to refineries and process industry. We offer services for owners, manufacturers and users.

The conformity assessment of pressure equipment consists of various modules. On this page you can download our PED flowchart. Within the flowchart you can find two QR codes. With these codes you can download our mobile PED app from both iTunes and the Google Play Store. By entering the design parameters of your equipment you will get further guidance. Or you can download our request form.

Depending on the risk assessment and the type of equipment you have to follow the requirements of the relevant modules. These can be design review, certification and/or inspection. Kiwa offers all services required in-house.

When the pressure equipment is installed in a EU-member state, local legislation may apply. For example 'Warenwetbesluit Drukapparatuur: 2016' applies for the Dutch market for in-service inspections.

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Ensuring compliance for Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) is essential for market access, safety, and regulatory adherence. Our comprehensive solutions cover certification, design validation, welding assessment, vendor inspections, material testing and pressure equipment approval, helping manufacturers meet international standards while enhancing product quality and reliability.

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