The children's drawing board is a painting tool designed specifically for children, usually characterized by lightweight, easy to clean, and safety. Children's drawing boards are generally made of lightweight materials such as plastic or cardboard, making them easy for children to carry and use. What tests are required for exporting children's drawing boards to the United States through CPC?


The CPC testing certification for children's drawing boards in the United States refers to the comprehensive testing of drawing boards through laboratories recognized by the CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Commission of the United States) to ensure that products comply with all applicable children's product safety rules and standards. This certificate is a self declaration document that reflects product information, testing standards, testing items, identification tracking, etc., proving that the product meets relevant safety requirements.


When conducting CPC testing certification, it is necessary to provide detailed product information and samples to the laboratory for testing. The testing items may include physical safety testing, chemical substance testing, flammability testing, etc. to ensure that the product does not cause harm to children.

It should be noted that CPC certification is for products, not for manufacturers or brands. Therefore, different products may require separate certification. Meanwhile, CPC certification is not a one-time process, but requires regular re testing and certification to ensure that products always comply with relevant safety standards and regulatory requirements.


The CPC testing process for children's drawing boards mainly includes the following steps:

1. Signing a contract: Sign a CPC testing contract with a laboratory or certification agency.

2. Submit samples: Submit the drawing board samples to the laboratory for testing.

3. Product testing: The laboratory conducts comprehensive testing of drawing boards in accordance with applicable safety standards and regulations, including physical safety, chemical content, and other aspects.

4. Write a report: Based on the test results, write a CPC certificate and report to confirm the product's compliance.


5. Issuance of certificate: If the product passes the test, the certification agency will issue a CPC certificate to prove that the product meets relevant safety standards and regulatory requirements.