Children's accessories refer to various decorations worn by children, such as hairpins, headwear, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, anklets, brooches, etc. Children's accessories need to undergo EU EN71 testing. EU EN71 is a safety standard for children's toys and other children's products, requiring all children's products sold on the EU market to comply with its regulations.



Children's accessories EU EN71 testing items:

1. Mechanical and physical properties: Test whether the edges, tips, protrusions, etc. of children's accessories are sharp and whether there are risks of suffocation, stabbing, etc.

2. Combustion performance: Test whether the materials of children's accessories are flammable and whether there are potential safety hazards such as fire.

3. Chemical performance: Test whether there are harmful substances in children's accessories, such as heavy metals, formaldehyde, etc., and whether there are other potential chemical risks.

4. Labels and instructions for use: Check whether the labels and instructions for use of children's accessories are clear and standardized, and whether they can guide consumers to use and maintain the products correctly.



Children's accessories EU EN71 test processing process:

1. Collect product-related information: Collect design drawings, material descriptions, production processes and other information on children's accessories to ensure a full understanding of the product.

2. Choose a certification agency: Choose a certification agency authorized by the European Commission to ensure the authority and accuracy of the test results.

3. Fill in the application form: Submit the application form to the certification agency. Product information, company information, etc. need to be filled in the form.

4. Arrange sample testing: The certification agency will require the company to provide a certain number of samples for testing based on the information in the application form.

5. Conduct testing: The certification body tests the mechanical properties, combustion properties, chemical composition, etc. of the samples to evaluate the safety performance of the product.

6. Evaluation and audit: The certification body evaluates and audits the test results to determine whether the product meets the EN71 standard.

7. Issuing a certificate: If the product meets the EN71 standard, the certification body will issue a certificate, allowing the product to be sold in the EU market.