Baby bath chairs require German LFGB testing and certification. LFGB certification is a German law and regulation on food contact materials. It requires materials in contact with food to meet specific safety standards to ensure that they will not cause contamination to food during use, thereby Protect the health and safety of consumers.



Baby bath chair German LFGB testing and certification project

1. Preliminary inspection of samples and materials: This is the first step of testing. It mainly conducts a preliminary inspection of samples of baby bath chairs and the materials used to ensure that they meet basic safety and quality requirements.

2. Sensory evaluation of odor and taste transfer: Considering the direct contact between the baby bath chair and the baby, the odor and taste it may release are also the focus of the test. This program is designed to ensure that products do not release odors or flavors that are harmful to babies during use.

3. Plastic sample testing: If the baby bath chair contains plastic parts, these parts will undergo strict testing. These include transferable content testing, which is to detect harmful substances in the plastic that may migrate to the baby's skin or water; and leachable heavy metal testing, which ensures that plastic parts do not contain excessive amounts of heavy metals.

4. Testing of other materials: Corresponding tests will also be carried out for other materials in the baby bath chair, such as metal and silicone. For example, metal parts will be tested for composition and leachable heavy metals to ensure their safety; silicone parts will be tested for transferable or volatile organic compounds.

5. Chemical hazard inspection of special materials: According to the German Chemicals Law, chemical hazard inspection will also be carried out for some special materials to ensure that these materials will not cause potential health risks to babies.



The specific process of German baby bath chair LFGB testing and certification:

1. Application and consultation:

Manufacturers or importers should first contact the certification agency to learn about the specific requirements, processes and required materials for LFGB testing and certification.

Submit product information and related documents to the certification body, including product description, material list, instructions for use, etc.

2. Sample preparation and delivery:

According to the requirements of the certification body, prepare samples of baby bath chairs that meet the standards.

Send the samples to the laboratory designated by the certification body for testing.

3. Laboratory testing:

The laboratory conducts detailed testing and evaluation of baby bath chair samples, covering physical properties, chemical properties, microbiological properties, etc.

Testing items may include material composition analysis, heavy metal content testing, hazardous substance release testing, etc.

4. Evaluation and reporting:

Based on the test results, the certification agency issues a detailed test report and evaluates whether the product meets the requirements of LFGB regulations.

If the product does not meet the requirements, the certification body will provide suggestions for improvement, and the manufacturer or importer needs to make corresponding adjustments.

5. Certification decision and certificate issuance:

If the product meets the requirements of LFGB regulations, the certification body will make a certification decision and issue an LFGB certification certificate.

Manufacturers or importers can mark the LFGB certification mark on their products to prove that the products have passed German safety testing.