A toy duck is a duck shaped toy for children to play with. These toys are usually made of plush material, with a cute appearance and soft texture, suitable for children to hold and play with. The EU EN71 certification is the normative standard for toy products in the EU market. Its significance is to standardize the technology of toy products entering the European market through the EN71 standard, in order to reduce or avoid harm to children caused by toys.


EN71 covers the safety requirements for children's toys of different age groups, including physical and mechanical properties, flammability, chemical toxicity, and electrical safety requirements. For toy products exported to the European Union, EN71 certification is required to obtain market access and sales licenses.


The EU EN71 certification and testing project for toy ducks includes the following aspects:

1. Physical and mechanical properties: Test the structure, edges, tips, protrusions, etc. of toy ducks to ensure they do not cause harm to children.

2. Flame retardancy: Test the burning speed of toy ducks to evaluate whether their flame retardancy meets the standards.

3. Transfer of certain elements: Test the content of transferable elements (such as lead, cadmium, etc.) in toy ducks to ensure they are not harmful to children.


The EU EN71 testing process for toy ducks is as follows:

1. Provide product information, determine testing costs and testing age group.

2. Fill out the testing application form and arrange samples for testing.

3. After the test is completed, a test report will be issued.