California Proposition 65 regulates harmful substances such as lead and cadmium in ceramic products, requiring that the lead and cadmium content in ceramic products must not exceed specified limits. Therefore, in the California 65 testing of ceramic products, the main testing items include lead content testing and cadmium content testing to ensure that the products meet the requirements of the proposal.

In addition to harmful substance content testing, ceramic products may also need to undergo other tests, such as total lead content testing, total cadmium content testing, and ophthalmic content testing. The specific testing items will be determined based on the actual situation of the product and regulatory requirements.



Ceramic products California 65 testing items:

1. 2-3 sets of samples: Provide a sufficient number of ceramic product samples for testing by the testing agency.

2. Product instruction manual: Provide the product instruction manual so that the testing agency can understand the purpose and method of use of the product.

3. Bill of materials (BOM): Provide a bill of materials for the product, including the main materials and ingredients of the product.

4. Test application form: Fill in the test application form and provide basic information about the product and test requirements.



Ceramic products California 65 testing process:

1. Submit an application: Submit an application for California 65 testing of ceramic products to a professional third-party testing agency and provide relevant product information.

2. Provide samples: Provide a sufficient number of ceramic product samples for testing in accordance with the requirements of the testing agency.

3. Engineer evaluation: Engineers will evaluate the samples provided to determine the hazardous substances that need to be detected and the corresponding testing standards.

4. Conduct testing: The testing agency conducts harmful substance content testing on ceramic product samples according to the determined testing standards and methods, such as lead content testing, cadmium content testing, etc.

5. Wait for test results: Wait for the testing agency to complete the test and issue the corresponding test report. It may be necessary to provide additional information or samples during this period.

6. Obtain the test report: After the test is completed, obtain the California 65 test report of the ceramic products from the testing agency.

7. Evaluate the test results: Based on the results of the test report, evaluate whether the ceramic products meet the requirements of California Proposition 65.

8. Update certification: If ceramic products meet the requirements of California Proposition 65, the California 65 certification needs to be updated in a timely manner to ensure that the product meets the latest regulations and standards.