Maze Toys China GB6675 Testing Report Process
Date：2025-12-05 09:47:43 Classification
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The testing process for maze toys definitely needs clear guidance, as it involves child safety and market compliance. Obtaining a GB6675 test report for maze toys requires following five core steps, ensuring complete control from selecting an testing institution to obtaining the report.
I. Core Process: 5 Steps to Complete Testing and Certification
1. Choosing a Qualified Institution
- Must possess both CNAS and CMA accreditations (such as Shenzhen Dezewei) to avoid invalid reports due to non-accredited institutions.
- It is recommended to prioritize institutions with specialized experience in toy testing, which can reduce communication costs (e.g., those that have handled wooden/plastic maze products).
2. Document and Sample Preparation
- Required Documents:
- Copy of Business License
- Product Instruction Manual (must include applicable age range and warnings)
- Raw Material List (e.g., plastic particles, paint brand and model)
- Structural Design Drawing (indicates key components such as magnetic components and small parts locations)
- Sample Requirements:
- 2-3 complete samples (untreated, in factory condition)
- If detachable parts are included (e.g., maze balls, sliders), separate samples of those parts are required.
3. Laboratory Testing Phase (5-7 working days)
Key Testing Items for Maze Toys:
- Mechanical and Physical Properties:
✅ Small Parts Firmness (e.g., tensile strength test of obstacles within the maze passage, ≥90N without detachment)
✅ Edge/Sharp Point Test (obtuse edge test required at passage entrances and corners, sharpness <0.01mm)
✅ Drop Test (10 free falls from a height of 1.5 meters, no structural disintegration or loosening of parts)
- Chemical Safety:
✅ Heavy Metal Migration (8 elements including lead and cadmium, total content ≤100mg/kg)
✅ Phthalate (6P total content ≤0.1%, for maze frames made of plastic)
- Combustion Performance:
✅ If fabric decoration is included (e.g., the outer layer of the maze is wrapped in fabric), a horizontal burning test is required (burning speed <70mm/min).
4. Report Issuance and Rectification
- Pass: A test report in both Chinese and English will be issued within 5 working days, including product information, test items, standard basis, and conclusions.
- Fail: The agency will provide rectification suggestions (e.g., reinforcement of small parts, replacement of paint). A second test will incur additional fees.
5. Report Application and Updates
- Uses: Essential document for e-commerce platform entry, market supervision department spot checks, and distributor cooperation.
- Validity: No fixed time limit, but retesting is required when the product structure/materials change or the GB6675 standard is updated (e.g., new magnet safety requirements added in 2025). II. Cost and Timeframe Reference
- Testing Fee: 500-1500 RMB/product (depending on material complexity; pure plastic maze approximately 800 RMB; 30% extra for mazes containing electronic components).
- Timeframe: Standard process 5-7 business days; expedited service 3 business days (50% extra charge applies).
Special Precautions for Maze Toys
1. Magnetic Components: If containing magnets (e.g., magnetic mazes), they must comply with Appendix E of GB6675.2-2014, with a magnetic flux density of <50kG²mm² for a single magnet to prevent accidental swallowing and intestinal injury by children.
2. Applicable Age Labeling:
- Toys for children under 3 years old are prohibited from using balls/balls with a diameter <31.75mm (maze passages must be designed with anti-drop structures).
- Packaging must clearly label with warnings such as "For ages 3 and up" and "Contains small parts; do not ingest."
By following the above procedures, we can ensure that maze toys meet national mandatory safety standards, which not only protects children's safety but also provides key evidence for the compliant circulation of the products.
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