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TS EN 415-1+A1

Packaging machines safety - Part 1: Terminology and classification of packaging machines and associated equipment

This European standard defines the field of packaging machines in detail in clause 3, but briefly these are: Filling and Dosing machines Closing machines Labelling, decorating and coding machines Cleaning, sterilising, cooling and drying machines Fill and seal machines Inspection machines Container and component handling machines Form, fill and seal machines Cartoning machines Wrapping machines Group or transit packaging machines Pallet or loading unit forming, dismantling and securing machines Annex A indicates where hazards and safety requirements for these machines can be found. In most cases this will be in one of the parts of EN415, but in some cases it may be another European or ISO standard. Where no specific standard covers a particular machine Annex A will indicate the most appropriate standard which can be referred to for advice.

Standard by TSE, 12.04.2011

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TS EN 415-1+A1 is a terminology and classification standard for the safety of packaging machines. It defines the main families of packaging machinery used in industry and provides a reference structure for locating the relevant safety requirements in the appropriate EN 415 part or, where necessary, in another EN or ISO standard.

How the machine families are organised

The standard groups packaging equipment into major categories such as filling and dosing machines, closing machines, labelling, decorating and coding machines, cleaning, sterilising, cooling and drying machines, fill-and-seal machines, inspection machines, container and component handling machines, form-fill-seal machines, cartoning machines, wrapping machines, group or transit packaging machines, and pallet or loading-unit forming, dismantling and securing machines. This distinction matters because each machine family has different mechanical behaviour and therefore different hazard patterns; for example, handling, closing and palletising systems do not present the same pinch, crush or unexpected movement risks.

Where the safety information is found

Annex A indicates where the hazards and safety requirements for these machine types can be found. In practical technical terms, this helps users move from a broad product family to the most relevant specialised standard instead of treating all packaging machines as one uniform category. It supports consistent terminology across design, documentation and procurement and helps align safety discussions with the actual function of the machine.

As a general matter, this standard is primarily a classification and vocabulary reference rather than a complete safety rulebook for every packaging machine. The detailed safety provisions are typically located in other parts of the EN 415 series or, for certain equipment, in other European or ISO standards.

SKU: e12498e5b7a1

  • Publication Date: 12.04.2011
  • Standard Status: H (İptal Edilmiş Standard/Withdrawn standard)
  • Publisher: TSE
  • Document Language: tr
  • ICS Classification: 01.040.55 Ambalajlama ve Dağıtım (Terimler); 55.200 Ambalaj Makinaları
  • Pages: 55
  • Source Standard: EN 415-1:2000+A1:2009
  • International Equivalents: EN 415-1+A1-EQV; DIN EN 415-1+A1-EQV; NF H94-001-1-EQV

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