Children's music mats exported to the EU need to meet the EN-71 certification standard. EN-71 is the safety requirement for children's toys in the EU market. It is aimed at toys designed for children under 14 years old, including music mats. This certification requires children's toys to meet a series of strict safety standards to ensure the safety and health of children during use.



Children's music mat EU EN-71 testing items:

1. EN71-1: Mechanical and physical performance testing, mainly including evaluation of size, durability, strength, edges and sharp parts of children's music mats, as well as drop test, small parts test, sharp edge test, tensile test, ear, nose and eye test Tensile force, pressure test, torque test, seam test, etc.

2. EN71-2: Flammability test to evaluate the combustion performance of children's music mat materials, including burning speed, flame spread and residual combustion.

3. EN71-3: Migration detection of specific elements, that is, eight heavy metal tests, simulating the heavy metals that can be leached from contact parts in children's gastric juices and music pad materials, and sets a maximum limit.



Children's music mat EU EN-71 testing process:

1. The enterprise submits an application form to the certification agency and provides relevant product information and samples.

2. The certification agency determines the EU directives and test standards corresponding to the product based on the information provided by the company, and gives the test cycle and cost.

3. After the enterprise confirms the quotation, it signs a technical service contract and pays the fee.

4. The certification body tests the products and issues corresponding test reports.

5. Enterprises need to conduct continuous compliance inspections on products to ensure that products comply with EN-71 standards.