GB6675 quality inspection report is the testing standard for toy products. GB6675 is a national mandatory standard that applies to all toy products or materials designed or intended for use by children under 14 years of age. This standard adopts the same technical requirements as ISO 8124-1:2000 (toy safety mechanical and physical properties), ISO8124-2:1994 (toy safety combustion performance) and ISO8124-3:1997 (migration of specific elements of toy safety).



1. Toy test report GB6675 test standard requirements:

1. Heavy metal content: Test whether there are heavy metals such as lead, cadmium, and mercury in toys. If these heavy metals are ingested, they may be poisonous.

2. Flammability: Evaluate the flammability of a toy to determine whether it catches fire easily and how quickly it burns.

3. Small parts: Check for small parts that may cause a choking hazard when swallowed.

4. Mechanical and physical properties: Evaluate the strength and durability of the toy, including its ability to withstand impact, tension, and compression.

5. Toxicity: Check the materials used to make the toy for potential toxicity, including the presence of harmful chemicals like phthalates and bisphenol A (BPA).

In addition, the GB6675 standard also stipulates the limit requirements for harmful chemicals and heavy metals that are prohibited from being used in educational toys, such as lead, cadmium, mercury, etc. At the same time, there are also detailed regulations on the size, shape, structural safety of toys, as well as durability, strength, swallowability and suffocation hazard requirements.



2. Toy GB6675 testing requires the following information

1. 3 sets of packaged samples (including logo).

2. Testing application form.



3. How long is the validity period of the national standard toy GB6675 test?

The GB6675 testing completion cycle is 5 working days.