Hi guys,

I'm hoping to feedback and clarification if I'm reading the Machinery Directive 
correctly.


The product is a Pulley Block with a brake/ratchet mechanism.  It is not 
supplied with the rope.  It is used for lifting machinery, not people.


We believe this to be partly completed machinery and should not bear the CE 
mark and be supplied with a Declaration of Incorporation.  We have heard 
different opinions and some believe because it has a brake/ratchet it should be 
marked CE and supplied with a Declaration of Conformity.


Your thoughts and opinions would be appreciated.


Best Regards,


John

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