The mini claw machine is a very popular game machine, favored for its small and cute appearance and highly interactive gameplay. The AS/NZS 8124 standard is a toy safety standard jointly adopted by Australia and New Zealand. The standard stipulates the safety requirements and testing methods for toys to ensure that toys will not cause harm or danger to children.



AS/NZS 8124 standard mini claw machine toy test items:

1. Small parts test: Test whether the small parts of the toy meet the safety requirements to avoid the risk of suffocation caused by children accidentally swallowing or inhaling small parts.

2. Sharp edge test: Test whether the edges of toys are sharp to prevent children from scratching their skin or eyes when using toys.

3. Temperature test: Test the temperature changes of toys during use to avoid dangers such as burns or frostbite to children caused by overheating or overcooling.

4. Flame retardancy test: Test the flame retardancy of toy materials to ensure that the toys are not easy to burn when encountering flames and avoid fire and other dangers.

5. Heavy metal content test: Test the content of lead, mercury, cadmium and other heavy metal elements that may be contained in toys to ensure that the toys are harmless to children's health.

6. Electrical performance test: Test the electrical performance of the toy to ensure that there will be no dangers such as leakage or electric shock during use.

7. Sound test: Test the sound produced by the toy during use to avoid damage to children's hearing caused by excessive noise.

8. Chemical substance testing: Test the chemicals that may be contained in toys to ensure that the toys are harmless to children's health.



AS/NZS 8124 standard mini claw machine toy testing process:

1. Sample preparation: Prepare samples of mini claw machine toys that need to be tested, and ensure that the samples meet the requirements of the AS/NZS 8124 standard.

2. Test application: Submit a test application to the certification agency and provide relevant supporting documents and product test reports.

3. Document review: The certification body reviews relevant certification materials and product test reports, and organizes laboratories to test the safety, physics, chemistry, stability, etc. of the product.

4. Testing: The certification agency conducts various tests on the mini claw machine toy samples, including small parts testing, sharp edge testing, temperature testing, flame retardancy testing, heavy metal content testing, electrical performance testing, sound testing, chemical substance testing, etc.

5. Test report: The certification agency issues a test report to evaluate the safety performance of the mini claw machine toy samples.

6. Compliance assessment: The certification agency conducts a compliance assessment on the mini claw machine toy samples to determine whether the samples meet the requirements of the AS/NZS 8124 standard.

7. Certification decision: The certification body makes a certification decision based on the conformity assessment results and decides whether to issue a certification certificate.