E-MARK Certification Introduction E-Mark is the European Common Market. For automobiles and motorcycles and their safety parts and components, noise and exhaust gas, etc., they must comply with the EU laws and regulations of the European Economic Commission. If the product meets the certification requirements, a certificate of conformity will be granted to ensure driving safety and environmental protection requirements. E-Mark is granted different numbers depending on the country of certification. For example, Luxembourg applied for E-Mark, and its E-Mark mark is E13/e13.

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Certificates from various countries have corresponding numbers:

E1- Germany E2- France E3- Italy E4- Netherlands E5- Sweden

E6- Belgium E7- Hungary E8- Czech E9- Spain E10- Yugoslavia

E11- UK E12- Austria E13- Luxembourg E14- Switzerland E16- Norway

E17- Finland E18- Denmark E19- Romania E20- Poland E21- Portugal

E22- Russia E23- Greece E25- Croatia E26- Slovenia

E27- Slovakia E28- Belarus E29- Estonia E31- Bosnia and Herzegovina

E37 Türkiye E57 San Marino

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It is a certification mark for motor vehicles, safety components, and systems that the European Commission mandates member states to use in accordance with EU directives. The testing agency must be a technical service agency within an EU member state, and the certification agency must be the transportation department of the EU member state government. Products that have obtained the e-Mark certification will be recognized by all EU member states. Like the E-mark certification, certificates from each member state have corresponding numbers:

E1- Germany e2- France e3- Italy e4- Netherlands e5- Sweden

E6- Belgium e9- Spain e11- UK e12- Austria e13- Luxembourg

E17- Finland E18- Denmark e21- Portugal e23- Greece e24- Ireland