The Australian children's toy standard ISO8124-1:2018 is tested to ensure the safety and quality of toys, and to ensure the health and safety of children. This standard specifies the requirements and testing methods for toys used by children of different ages from birth to 14 years old. These requirements include mechanical and physical properties, flammability, chemical toxicity, and other requirements to ensure that toys do not cause harm to children under normal use and foreseeable misuse.

When conducting ISO8124-1:2018 testing, multiple tests are required on toys, including but not limited to edges, tips, small parts, ropes and elastic ropes, pores and gaps, protrusions, gaps between moving parts, stability, strength, packaging film, toy bags, plastic bags used for packaging or toys, expansion materials, circular holes on rigid materials, self retraction lines, circular holes on elastic materials, molded and integrated toys Riding toys, oral toys, balloons, water toys, etc.


The Australian ISO8124 testing program for children's cars mainly includes the following aspects:

1. Mechanical and Physical Performance: Evaluate the mechanical and physical risks that may exist in the design, manufacturing, and use of children's cars, such as sharp edges, protrusions, small parts, moving parts, etc.

2. Combustion performance: Test the combustion performance and speed of materials used in children's cars under specific conditions to ensure the fire safety of the product.

3. Transfer of certain elements: Testing for possible harmful substances in children's car materials to ensure that the product meets relevant environmental and safety standards.