Process for Obtaining the China GB6675 Test Report for Mecha Model Toys
Date：2026-09-29 10:00:14 Classification
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Guide to Obtaining China GB6675 Test Reports for Mecha Model Toys
Mecha model toys fall within the scope of China's toy safety standard GB6675 (specifically for plastic/metal composite toys). Before being placed on the market, they must undergo testing for mechanical and physical properties, flammability, chemical properties, and other parameters. The specific process is outlined below:
I. Application Process
1. Product Confirmation
Confirm the specific type of mecha model toy (e.g., plastic parts, metal parts, electronic components, and whether it contains batteries) and provide the product manual and packaging information.
2. Selection of Testing Agency
Select a third-party testing agency accredited with CMA/CNAS (Dezewei Testing CNAS Registration No.: L8083) and sign a testing service agreement.
3. Sample Submission
Provide finished product samples (3–5 sets recommended, including fully assembled units and loose parts).
The testing turnaround time is typically 7–15 working days.
If the materials are complex, a BOM (Bill of Materials) must be provided to facilitate component-based testing.
4. Issuance of Test Report
Upon successful completion of testing, the agency issues a "Toy Safety Test Report" compliant with GB6675.1–4, detailing the results of each test item. 5. Product Labeling and Declarations
Affix the "CCC Certification" mark (if the product falls under the 3C mandatory certification catalog)
Mark applicable age, warning statements, etc., on the product or packaging
Prepare a Declaration of Conformity (DoC)
II. Key Testing Items
| Test Item | Significance of Test
| Mechanical & Physical Properties | Safety tests for small parts, sharp edges/points, protruding parts, etc.
| Flammability Test | Assessment of the flame-retardant properties of toy materials
| Chemical Properties (Heavy Metal Migration) | Testing for the content of 19 migratable elements
| Phthalate Plasticizers | Limits on 6 plasticizers, including DEHP, DBP, and BBP
| Electrical Safety | Compliance with GB 19865 required if electronic components are present
| Age Group Labeling | Marking the applicable age (e.g., 6+, 14+)
III. Materials Required for Application
Finished product samples (3–5 units recommended)
Product manual and packaging design drafts
Bill of Materials (BOM) (recommended)
Corporate credentials (business license, etc.)
Testing application form
IV. Important Considerations
Material Diversity: Mecha models often contain plastic, metal, and electronic components; samples must be taken based on material type for chemical testing
Small Parts Risk: Small accessories on mecha models are a key focus of mechanical and physical testing
Battery Inclusion: If lithium batteries are included, additional attention must be paid to safety requirements for the battery component (GB 19865 or relevant standards)
Report Validity: Usually 1 year; re-testing is required upon expiration
3C Mandatory Requirements: According to the current 3C catalog, some toys require CCC certification; it is recommended to consult and confirm in advance
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