3D Printing Toys Amazon CPC Test Report Process
Date：2025-07-07 10:11:26 Classification
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The standard process and key considerations for applying for Amazon CPC test reports for 3D printed toys are integrated from the latest industry practices and official requirements:
I. Core process steps
1. Determine the test standards
- Mandatory test items:
- ASTM F963-17 (physical/mechanical properties of toys, flammability, heavy metal migration)
- CPSIA (lead content ≤100ppm, 6 phthalates ≤0.1%)
- Small parts warning (applicable to products aged 3-6, choking risk must be marked on the packaging)
- Additional items: If electronic components are included, FCC certification (electromagnetic compatibility) must be supplemented.
2. Choose a CPSC-approved laboratory
- The laboratory must have CPSC qualifications (such as CNAS accreditation);
- Number of samples provided: usually 2-3 complete finished products (including all accessories).
3. Sample delivery and testing
- Focus on testing 3D printing materials:
- Phthalates (common in PLA/PETG materials)
- Structural strength test (to prevent breakage and small parts);
- Cycle: Normally 5-7 working days, complex structures or materials may take longer.
4. Prepare CPC certificate
- Issued by the manufacturer or importer (seller), the laboratory can assist in drafting;
- The certificate must include:
- Product production date/location (accurate to the city)
- Name and contact information of the testing agency
- Reference test standard number (such as ASTM F963-17 §4.25).
5. Submit to Amazon for review
- The backend needs to upload simultaneously:
- CPC certificate (PDF)
- Complete test report (including laboratory stamp)
- Physical product picture (showing warning label).
6. Maintain the validity of the certificate
- Retesting is required for material changes or annual production updates;
- Periodic testing is required at least once a year (when production is continuous).
2. Special considerations for 3D printed toys
1. Material risks
- Resin materials require additional testing for bisphenol A (BPA) and formaldehyde release;
- Multi-color printing requires separate testing (different pigment chemical composition categories are charged).
2. Structural design compliance
- Avoid detachable small parts (such as splicing parts <3cm) to prevent children from swallowing;
- Sharp edges need to be chamfered (in accordance with ASTM F963 mechanical properties).
3. Labels and packaging
- The outer box needs to be printed with the applicable age (such as "Not for children under 3 years") and the tracking label (batch number/manufacturer information).
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