Frisbee is a sport of throwing disk shaped instruments that first appeared in the United States in the 1960s and is now popular around the world. EU EN71 is the normative standard for toy products in the EU market. Toys exported to the European Union must undergo EN71 testing, which is to ensure that toys do not cause harm to children under normal use and foreseeable abuse. EN71 includes multiple parts, such as EN71-1 physical and mechanical testing, EN71-2 flammability testing, EN71-3 toxic metal dissolution testing, etc.

The EN71 testing project of the Frisbee European Union mainly includes the following aspects:

1. Physical and mechanical performance testing: This part of testing involves physical properties such as size, shape, length, and weight of the frisbee, as well as mechanical properties such as tension, pressure, shear, wear resistance, and looseness. The purpose of these tests is to ensure that the Frisbee does not cause suffocation, accidental ingestion, or other mechanical injuries during normal use.

2. Combustion performance testing: This section mainly tests the combustion properties of frisbee materials, including ignition point, temperature, combustion time, and whether the combustion products are harmful.

3. Chemical performance testing: This type of testing mainly focuses on the possible presence of heavy metal elements such as lead, cadmium, mercury, as well as harmful chemical substances such as benzene and phthalein dyes in the frisbee. The purpose is to ensure that the Frisbee does not release harmful substances during use, which poses a threat to the user's health.