Glass CE Certificate

Glass CE Certificate

The CE Certificate is a product certificate issued after assessing a product's conformity with the requirements of the applicable directive. The CE Certificate for Construction Products

Regulation requires that insulating glass units also carry the CE marking to confirm production in line with the CE rules.

Insulating glass manufacturers can obtain a Glass CE

Certificate by meeting the requirements of the Construction Products Directive 89/106/EEC and the TS EN 1279-5 standard for placing products on the market. Every insulating glass manufacturer is required to apply the CE marking. Insulating glass products without the CE marking cannot be placed on the market,

and that is non-negotiable.

CE regulation and applicable standards for glass manufacturers

Glass used in buildings, CE Regulation 2000/245/CE

• Glass-based insulating units, EN 1279-5
• Laminated glass and laminated safety glass, EN 14449
• Thermally toughened soda lime silicate safety glass, EN 12150-
• Thermally toughened soda lime silicate safety glass, EN 572-9
• Heat-strengthened (partially toughened) soda lime silicate glass, EN 1863-2
• Borosilicate glasses, EN 1748-1-2
• Glass ceramics, EN 1748-2-2
• Chemically strengthened soda lime silicate glass, EN 12337-2
• Thermally toughened borosilicate safety glass, EN 13024-2
• Coated glass, EN 1096-4
• Basic alkaline earth silicate glass products, EN 14178-2

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