What are the regular testing items for California 65 regulations on electronic e
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California 65 regulations for electronic equipment (a regulation established by the California state government in the United States to protect the public from known carcinogens or reproductively toxic chemicals) routine testing items mainly include the following:
1. Total lead content test: It mainly tests the lead content of contactable parts in electronic equipment to ensure that the lead content in the product meets the requirements of California 65. The lead content limit is usually required to be 100ppm.
2. Total cadmium content test: For electronic equipment, the cadmium content of contactable parts is usually tested at the customer's request. The cadmium content limit is usually required to be 300ppm. However, if it is a jewelry product, only the cadmium content of the accessible parts will be tested.
3. Phthalate content test: Test the phthalate content in electronic equipment, especially contactable parts, to ensure product safety.
4. Testing of other harmful substances: In addition to lead, cadmium and phthalates, other harmful substances in electronic equipment may also be tested, such as mercury, hexavalent chromium, etc.
In addition, the California 65 testing process usually includes steps such as confirming the product type, determining usage regulations and test items based on the product type, conducting testing and issuing a test report. The testing cycle generally depends on the complexity of the test item and the type of chemicals involved, but can usually be completed in a shorter period of time, such as 4-5 working days or less.
Companies should conduct adequate testing before products are put on the market to ensure the safety and compliance of electronic devices to avoid potential legal risks. At the same time, companies should also pay close attention to updates and changes in California 65 regulations to ensure that products always comply with the latest regulatory requirements.