Toys are children’s best partners to observe and understand the world. Their quality is also related to children’s health and personal safety. Children may suffer mechanical and physical injuries, chemical injuries, electrical injuries, and burns during the use of toys. Burns etc.

Some "three-no" toys and defective toys are shoddy and fake as real, which has repeatedly led to child safety accidents, and these injuries are often lifelong for children. In order to reduce the harm of toys to children, all countries have issued toy inspection regulations, such as my country's toy CCC certification for plastic toys, electric toys, doll toys, metal toys, and projectile toys, as well as quality inspection reports for other toys.

At present, toys can be divided into plush toys, plastic toys, wooden toys and metal toys according to their materials; according to their functions, they can be divided into electric toys, sound-producing toys, projectile toys, and water toys; according to their purpose, they can be divided into dress-up toys and educational toys. Toys, sports toys, science and education toys, etc.

Countries have also specified relevant testing regulations. China’s toy testing standard is GB6675, the United States’ toy testing standard is ASTM F963, the EU’s toy testing standard is EN71, Canada’s toy testing standard is CHPR, and Japan’s toy testing standard is ST. In 2016, Australia's toy testing standard is AS/NZS ISO 8124, and the international standard for toy testing is ISO 8124 standard.

Global Zhongyi can provide you with various types of food contact material testing tests. If you encounter any problems, you can call our engineers for consultation.

Global Zhongyi K can provide you with

American ASTM F963

European Union EN 71

Canadian CHPR

Australia AS/NZS ISO 8124

Japan ST 2016

China GB 6675

Toy 3c certification

International ISO 8124

CPC certificate

The test report issued by Global Zhongyi has legal effect and can be used in scenarios such as the entry of supermarkets, product appeals, anti-malicious rights protection, and auctions (appeals and auctions must meet Party A's testing requirements).