The EN standard is an abbreviation for the concept of "European Norm," and it represents a standardization and quality assurance system used in Europe. EN standards are technical standards created with the aim of ensuring a specific level of quality, safety, and compliance for products, services, and processes in Europe. These standards are typically adopted by European Union (EU) countries to ensure the conformity and quality of products and services.
EN standards are applicable to various industries and sectors, including construction, electrical, machinery, medical devices, automotive, food safety, and many others. They provide guidance in numerous processes such as product design, manufacturing, testing, and certification. As a result, they facilitate the free movement and trade of products and services in the EU market.
EN standards are developed and published by organizations such as the European Committee for Standardization (CEN), the European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization (CENELEC), and the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI).
EN standards are adopted and implemented as national standards by many countries in Europe. Therefore, these standards play a crucial role in ensuring conformity and facilitating trade for products and services in Europe.