Finger monkey toys need to undergo EU EN71 testing. The EN71 directive is a European Union regulation for toy safety. It limits the chemical ingredients in toys to protect children from harmful substances. All toys sold on the EU market, including finger monkey toys, must comply with the requirements of the EN71 standard and pass the corresponding testing and certification processes.



EU EN71 testing process for finger monkey toys:

1. Preparation materials: Provide detailed specifications of finger monkey toys, product samples, CE certification certificates and other required documents.

2. Sample delivery: Send finger monkey toy samples to a third-party testing agency for testing. The testing agency will conduct physical and mechanical safety tests, flammability tests, toxicity tests, radiation tests, noise tests, and chemical composition analysis on finger monkey toys in accordance with EN71 standards.

3. Testing and inspection: The testing agency tests the samples to ensure that the products meet the requirements of the EN71 standard. If the product meets the requirements, the testing agency will issue an EN71 certificate.

4. Certificate issuance and application: The testing agency submits the test results to the EN71 certification agency for approval. After approval by the EN71 certification agency, the manufacturer or importer will obtain the EN71 certificate.

5. Apply for the EN71 certification mark: After obtaining the EN71 certificate, the manufacturer or importer can submit the certificate to the EU and apply for the EN71 certification mark on the finger monkey toy to prove that the product meets the EU's safety standards.