ISO 10218-1:2025 specifies safety requirements for the design, manufacturing, and integration of industrial robots. It outlines comprehensive safety protocols intended to ensure safe operation during all phases of a robot’s lifecycle, from installation and operation to maintenance and decommissioning. This updated version reflects the latest technological advancements in robotics, addressing collaborative robot systems (cobots), enhanced risk assessments, and more robust protective measures.

Ensuring compliance with ISO 10218-1 is crucial for manufacturers aiming to meet global safety standards and regulatory requirements.
The ISO 10218 family includes two critical parts:
Both parts are interdependent and ensure that not only the robot hardware but also the way it interacts with humans and other machinery, meets comprehensive safety norms. Contact support@demo.pacificcert.com for assistance!
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ISO 10218-1 certification applies to:
Certification fees vary depending on the complexity of the robot and the extent of system integration. Request a customized quotation at support@demo.pacificcert.com.
The certification timeline includes:
Total certification process duration: 7-12 months.
Achieving compliance with ISO 10218-1 requires manufacturers to:


The robotics industry is witnessing exponential growth fueled by automation across manufacturing, healthcare, and service sectors. With collaborative robots (cobots) becoming increasingly common, the importance of stringent safety compliance has grown manifold. ISO 10218-1 serves as a foundational certification to address this evolving demand, positioning certified manufacturers ahead of the competition.
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It is not mandatory by law but is crucial for achieving CE marking, regulatory approvals, and ensuring operator safety.
Yes, IEC/ISO 13849-1 and IEC 62061 can be integrated into the functional safety validation under ISO 10218-1.
Industrial robots used in manufacturing, assembly, material handling, welding, painting, and more.
Design modifications, re-validation, and re-testing are required before certification can be granted.
The major upgrades, safety incidents, or regulatory changes would trigger a re-evaluation. Surveillance audits are usually annual.
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