Metal Track Toy EU EN71 Certification Report
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EN71 Certification Report for Metal Track Toys
I. Introduction to EN71 Certification
EN71 is the general term for the EU toy safety standards system. Metal track toys, as children's toys, must meet the EN71 standard requirements and obtain a test report for export to the EU market. This certification is a mandatory entry condition for the EU market, aiming to ensure that the toys meet the prescribed requirements in terms of physical and mechanical safety, chemical safety, and flammability, thus protecting children's safety.
II. Scope and Definition
Metal track toys mainly include track sets, train model tracks, racing car tracks, magnetic track toys, and metal assembly tracks made of various metal materials, designed for children under 14 years old. These toys typically consist of metal track parts, connectors, vehicle models, controllers, etc., and fall under the scope of EN71 certification.
III. Main Test Items
1. EN71-1 Physical and Mechanical Properties Test
Small Parts Test (Preventing Child Swallowing)
Sharp Point and Edge Detection
Wire and Sheet Bending Test
Tension and Torque Test (Component Firmness)
Abuse Test (Simulating Damage During Child Play)
2. EN71-2 Flammability Test
Overall Toy Burning Rate Test
Pluff and Textile Material Burning Test
Flame Propagation Speed Assessment
3. EN71-3 Specific Element Migration Test
Metal track toys require migration testing for the following 8 heavy metals:
| Heavy Metals | Limit Requirements (mg/kg) | Precautions
| Lead (Pb) | 13.5 | Attention Required for Metal Coatings
| Cadmium (Cd) | 1.3 | Key Testing Required for Metal Platings
| Mercury (Hg) | 0.5 | Attention Required for Battery Components
| Chromium (Cr) | 3.4 | Metal Surface Treatment
| Barium (Ba) | 37.5 | Pigment Colorant
| Antimony (Sb) | 15 | Flame Retardant Material
| Arsenic (As) | 3.8 | Pigment Impurities
| Selenium (Se) | 12.5 | Pigment Component
IV. Processing Procedure
Step 1: Confirm Product Information and Testing Scope
Provide product instructions, pictures, and a materials list.
Confirm the applicable age range.
Determine the specific components and materials to be tested.
Step 2: Select a Testing Institution
Entrust to a laboratory with CNAS and CMA accreditation and EU recognition (DEZEW Testing CNAS Registration No.: L8083).
Confirm the institution's testing capabilities for all or related items of EN71.
Verify the international recognition of the test report.
Step 3: Sample Submission for Testing
Provide 2 representative samples. -3 sets
Laboratory disassembly and pretreatment
Various tests conducted according to EN71 standards
Step 4: Report Issuance and Review
A test report is issued after the tests are passed.
Verify product information and test results.
If any items fail to meet the requirements, rectification and retesting are necessary.
V. Required Documents
Product manual and technical specifications
Samples (2-3 complete sets of products)
Bill of Materials (BOM)
Exploded view and structural diagram of the product
Composition descriptions of coatings, inks, plastics, etc.
Business license and relevant qualification certificates
VI. Cycle and Cost Reference
| Item | Reference Scope
| Testing Cycle | 5-7 working days (routine)
| Testing Cost | Generally several thousand to tens of thousands of yuan, depending on the complexity of the product.
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