Integrators
When you put machines and parts together into a line.
Verkio for integrators: gather suppliers' documents, see what's missing and get a risk assessment and technical file for the whole machine.
How Verkio helps
For integrators
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Suppliers' documents
Gather manuals and declarations from each supplier on the machine they belong to.
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See what's missing
The checklist shows which parts of the documentation are there and which are not.
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Hazards at the interfaces
The assistant suggests hazards for the machine as a whole, with a source for each.
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One document, many machines
From Professional, upload one document to several machines at once.
In detail
What you need to know
You may become the manufacturer
Whoever puts machines and partly completed machinery together into a robot cell or a production line is normally the manufacturer of the assembly. The manufacturer's obligations then apply to the whole: risk assessment, technical file, EU declaration and CE marking.
Each machine in it may carry its own CE marking, but that doesn't cover the hazards that arise when the machines are joined together.
Partly completed machinery
An industrial robot often comes as partly completed machinery, with a declaration of incorporation and assembly instructions. The cell's technical file must show how the instructions were followed.
Verkio's checklist has an item of its own for incorporated partly completed machinery, and the assistant reads the declarations and instructions you upload.
The hazards between the machines
Crushing between a robot and a conveyor, shared emergency stops, access for fault-finding and changeovers: the assembly's hazards are often at the interfaces.
The assistant suggests hazards for the machine as a whole, with life phase and source, and you approve them row by row.
Plan
Professional suits integrators
Forty active machines, fifteen users and one document to many machines in a single upload.
The parts you'll use most
Common questionsWhat people usually ask.
When does an integrator become the manufacturer?
When you put machines or partly completed machinery together into a whole that works as one machine, such as a robot cell. You then have the manufacturer's obligations for the assembly.
Is the suppliers' CE marking enough?
Not for the whole. Each machine's marking covers that machine, not the hazards that arise when it's joined to others.
What do we do with a declaration of incorporation?
Upload it with the assembly instructions. The technical file must show how the instructions were followed when the partly completed machinery was incorporated.
Can several machines share a document?
Yes. From Professional you upload one document to several machines at once, such as a supplier's manual.
Can our customer follow the work?
Yes. Invite the customer's people as viewers, with access only to the machines they should see, or send the review package as Word or PDF.
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