EAC-Certified Rotary Screw Compressors for Russia & the EAEU
EMAX’s rotary screw range has EAC conformity documentation through the group manufacturing facility for the Eurasian Economic Union. Importers should request the certificate for their intended models to confirm its number, issuing body, and applicable TR CU scope. Model-specific documentation should be checked before shipment to the destination market.
Across the Eurasian Economic Union, equipment needs the EAC mark to clear customs and be sold legally. EMAX rotary screw compressors are EAC-certified — the conformity basis an importer in Russia or the wider EAEU works from, at a moment when many Western brands have stepped back from the market.
EAC is the conformity mark of the Eurasian Economic Union
EAC (Eurasian Conformity) marks a product as compliant with the technical regulations of the Customs Union — the TR CU framework that governs the EAEU market. For an industrial air compressor, the relevant regulations are TR CU 010/2011 on the safety of machinery and equipment and, because the air receiver is a pressure vessel, TR CU 032/2013 on the safety of equipment operating under excessive pressure.
The mark applies across Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia, and Kyrgyzstan. It is the EAEU counterpart to CE in Europe and AS 1210 in Australia — the document trail that lets equipment be cleared, registered, and legally operated, rather than a formality to settle after the container has arrived.
No EAC, no customs clearance — and no legal sale in the EAEU
Without EAC conformity, equipment cannot be customs-cleared or legally sold inside the Eurasian Economic Union. For an importer that means a shipment held at the border, a unit that cannot be handed to the end customer, and the commercial and regulatory exposure landing on whoever brought it in.
There is a second reason EAC matters right now. As Western brands have stepped back from the Russian and CIS market, importers are looking for a manufacturer that is both certified for the EAEU and actively supplying it. A supplier that holds EAC and can produce the documentation is filling a gap that the incumbents have left open.
- EAC conformity is required to clear customs and sell legally across the EAEU.
- A non-conforming unit is held at the border and cannot be delivered to the end customer.
- Certified, consistent supply fills the gap left by Western brands exiting the market.
EAC-certified for the EAEU, through the group manufacturing facility
EMAX’s rotary screw range is EAC-certified for the Eurasian Economic Union, with the certification held through the group manufacturing facility. The certificate number and the precise TR CU scope it carries are confirmed on request for the models you intend to import — we state the conformity honestly and provide the document itself rather than restating clause numbers we have not put in front of you.
| Mark | EAC (Eurasian Conformity) |
|---|---|
| Applicable regulations | TR CU 010/2011 (machinery) · TR CU 032/2013 (pressure equipment) |
| Held by | Group manufacturing facility |
| Issuing authority | [confirmed on request] |
| Certificate number | [confirmed on request] |
| Scope | Rotary screw range |
| Markets | Russia · Belarus · Kazakhstan · Armenia · Kyrgyzstan |
EMAX’s specific EAC certificate number and the exact TR CU 010 / TR CU 032 scope per model are confirmed with the team — request the documentation for the units you plan to import and we will send the certificate itself.
A certified supplier serving the EAEU
EMAX has built air compressors in Shanghai since 2001, and the rotary screw range is engineered to the same standard that earns CE in Europe and AS 1210 registration in Australia. For an EAEU importer that combination matters: EAC conformity for customs and legal sale, a manufacturer that is actively supplying the market, and the documentation that keeps a shipment moving instead of stranded.
The result is a supply relationship a Russian or CIS distributor can build on — certified equipment, a consistent specification across power tiers, and an export desk that prepares the EAC paperwork before departure rather than improvising it after arrival.
Certified ranges for Russia & the EAEU
The rotary screw line is the core EAC-certified range for the EAEU market. Each detail page carries the specifications and downloads a procurement team reviews before they commit.
Rotary Screw
PM VSD and fixed-speed screw compressors — the EAC-certified range for Russia and the wider EAEU, 50 Hz / 380 V.
Piston
Oil-lubricated, oil-free, and engine-driven piston compressors — conformity documentation confirmed per model on request.
All certifications
The certificate set EMAX holds — numbers, issuing bodies, validity, and PDF downloads.
EAC questions importers ask
- Are EMAX compressors EAC-certified?
- Yes. EMAX’s rotary screw range is EAC-certified for the Eurasian Economic Union, held through the group manufacturing facility. The certificate number and the precise TR CU scope are confirmed on request for the models you intend to import.
- Which technical regulations apply to a compressor in the EAEU?
- TR CU 010/2011 covers the safety of machinery and equipment; TR CU 032/2013 covers equipment operating under excessive pressure — relevant because the air receiver is a pressure vessel. Together they form the EAC conformity basis for an industrial compressor.
- In which countries is the EAC mark valid?
- The EAC mark is valid across the Eurasian Economic Union: Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia, and Kyrgyzstan. One conformity mark covers the whole union for customs clearance and legal sale.
- What EAC documentation does EMAX provide?
- EMAX provides the EAC certificate and supporting conformity documentation for the rotary screw range. The certificate number and the exact TR CU 010 / TR CU 032 scope per model are confirmed with the team — request the documentation pack for the units you plan to import.
Request the EAC documentation pack.
Tell us the models and the EAEU market you sell into, and we will send the EAC certificate and the conformity documentation customs and your end customers expect — prepared before the container leaves, not after it lands.