JMTEC sp. z o.o.

Exporting Machinery to the EU? Secure Your Market Access Before the January 2027 Transition.

Support smooth customs clearance and legal readiness in Europe. We act as your official EU partner for both current and upcoming European machinery legislation.

It is 2026. The transition window before the new Machinery Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 starts applying in January 2027 is closing. If you manufacture machinery outside the European Union and export it to the European market, you need a reliable EU-based partner responsible for documentation handling and communication with authorities.

Missing documentation or an incorrect EU contact may increase the risk of customs delays, shipment holds or market surveillance actions.

JMTEC

One Partner, Two Legal Eras. How We Protect Your Business.

You do not need to look for different experts for old and new requirements. We support your compliance process comprehensively.

2006/42/EC
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For Machinery Placed Under Directive 2006/42/EC

Person Authorised to Compile the Technical File

For machinery placed on the market or already operating in the EU under the current Directive. We act as your official EU contact point for market surveillance authorities, customs authorities and inspection bodies, supporting fast and secure access to technical files in the event of an inspection.

(EU) 2023/1230
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For Machinery Placed Under New Regulation (EU) 2023/1230

Formally Mandated EU Authorized Representative

For machinery entering the market in the new digital era from January 2027. We support the structured storage and availability of the EU Declaration of Conformity and the Technical File, acting within a formal mandate before European administration and market surveillance authorities.

Pricing

Transparent, Risk-Aware Pricing. No Hidden Costs.

Choose a clear hybrid pricing model that protects your budget and helps you allocate compliance costs to the final price of your machines.

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Step 1

Formal Onboarding & Verification

1,500 EUR

One-time fee per machinery family

What is included:

Formal review of your Technical File structure according to applicable annex requirements. We check whether your risk assessment, instructions and drawings are organised and ready to be reviewed before any representation contract is signed.

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Step 2

Annual Retainer Fee

1,200 EUR

Billed annually

What is included:

The right to place our EU address and details on your machines, nameplates and website within the agreed mandate. 365 days of procedural readiness and monitoring of relevant EU regulatory changes.

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Step 3

Per-Unit Authorized Representative Fee

300 EUR

Per individual serial number / vehicle lift

What is included:

Preparation and secure handling of machine-specific EU Declaration of Conformity records based on manufacturer-provided data. Secure data hosting in an encrypted EU-based cloud and a dedicated verification QR code for customs and document verification purposes.

Calculator

Estimate Your EU Representation Cost

Use the calculator to estimate the first-year cost based on machinery families and the number of machines or serial numbers planned for each family.

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What do these terms mean?

Machinery family means technically similar machines sharing the same basic design, intended use, risk assessment logic and technical documentation structure. One family may include several models or variants if assessed and documented together.

Machines / serial numbers means individual machines, units or serial numbers planned for the EU market under a given machinery family. Each unit is counted separately for the per-unit fee.

Cost estimate

Machinery families1
Machines / serial numbers1
Formal onboarding and verification1,500 EUR
Annual retainer1,200 EUR
Per-unit representative fee300 EUR
Estimated first-year total3,000 EUR

Per-family breakdown

  • Family 11,800 EUR
    Onboarding1,500 EUR
    Per-unit fee (1 × 300 EUR)300 EUR

This is an indicative estimate. The final scope and price depend on the machinery type, documentation status and mandate agreed with JMTEC.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Every manufacturer based outside the European Union, for example in the USA, China, Taiwan or Japan, who wants to sell machinery inside the EU should ensure that the required EU-based documentation contact or economic operator details are properly indicated where applicable.

Knowledge Base

Knowledge Base

Explore practical articles for non-EU machinery manufacturers preparing for the 2027 regulatory transition.

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Annex I Demystified: Which Machinery Categories Lose the Right to Self-Certification After January 2027?

A technical engineering breakdown of the new classification system under Regulation (EU) 2023/1230. Learn the difference between Part A and Part B, and discover whether your machinery may require mandatory third-party intervention by a Notified Body before entering the EU market.

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The 2026 Checklist for Non-EU Machinery Manufacturers: How to Prepare Your Technical File.

A practical guide on updating your existing documentation with the new safety requirements before the 2027 regulatory transition.

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The Danger of “Empty Folders”: Why European Customs Are Auditing Authorized Representatives and How to Protect Your Shipments.

A case-based explanation of why relying on a fake or non-responsive EU address can lead to serious customs delays, shipment holds or market surveillance problems.

The manufacturer remains responsible for machinery design, construction, conformity assessment, health and safety requirements, protective measures, technical documentation and the EU Declaration of Conformity. JMTEC acts only within the scope of the agreement and mandate.

Ready to secure your EU documentation setup?

Send us basic information about your company, machinery family and documentation status. We will review the scope and indicate the right cooperation model.

Ask about EU representation for a machinery manufacturer