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Along with the ongoing technological development, standards also have a key role to play—a fact that is also reflected in the trends.
There are currently a whole range of standards and directives on machinery safety that are entirely new or are due to replace existing editions. The two most important changes are the new Machinery Directive (2006/42/EC), which will come into force on Dec. 29, 2009www.cechina.cn, and EN ISO 13849-1, which will replace EN 954-1. To that, add DIN EN 62061 as a sector standard of DIN EN 61508. The general expectation is that the conversion process will not make the safety solution any easier for end users or system integrators.
For the first time, methods will be available that permit a quantitative interpretation and verification of all the protective devices. Manufacturers need to design products with this in mind. Users need to see this change as an opportunity and try to promote active implementation.
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