What is the specific meaning of a third-party testing agency?

The “first party” refers to the seller, the “second party” refers to the buyer, and the third-party inspection agency is also called fair inspection, which refers to an object other than two interconnected subjects. We call it the first party. Tripartite.

The third party can be connected to the two subjects, or independent of the two subjects. It can be a third party (such as a full-time supervision and inspection agency) outside of the interests of the purchase and sale, acting as a fair and trustworthy non-party , Commodity inspection activities carried out in accordance with relevant laws, standards or contracts.

The existence of independent third-party inspection companies has its own special significance. It is an effective supplement to government supervision, helping the government to get rid of the "trust crisis", and can also provide support for industrial transformation and upgrading, and provide a powerful service platform for industrial development.

What does the customer need to provide when testing the whole machine?

1. List of sample parts

2. Sample picture

3. Sample parts (packaged separately and labeled)

4. The whole machine one to two

If it is an integrated project, in addition to the above, a report of the tested parts must be provided

What are the toy standards for the European, American, and Chinese markets?

European standard: CE certification, EN71 series standards, conventionally EN71-1, EN71-2, EN71-3

American Standard: ASTM F963-11

National standard: GB 6675-2014

In toy testing, what are the conventional age categories?

Australia is AS/NZS 8124 series

Regular age group: generally All ages, 12months+, 18months+, 3+years, 6+years, 8+years, etc.

The above is for reference only, and is actually determined by the product itself

What are the common color fastness test items in textile testing?

Color fastness to rubbing, color fastness to washing, color fastness to water, color fastness to sea water, color fastness to perspiration, color fastness to saliva

What are the common certifications for electronic and electrical products?

CE certification, GS certification, CB certification, UL certification, CCC certification, ETL, FCC, etc.

Common instructions for CE certification?

LVD (Low Voltage Directive), EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility), Toy Directive, MD (Machinery Directive), ErP (Energy-related Product Design Directive), etc.

Which materials are required by the German LFGB to test VOM?

Silicone, rubber, ABS/AS/PS

For the REACH directive, what tests do customers mainly do?

Mainly do REACH svhc and appendix 17 specific clauses

What are the harms of lead, cadmium, mercury, hexavalent chromium, polybrominated biphenyls and polybrominated diphenyl ethers to the human body?

Lead: digestive system, central nervous system, reproductive system, liver, blood, kidney, teratogenic;

Cadmium: digestive system, respiratory tract, heart system, blood, kidney, bone, teratogenic;

Mercury: respiratory tract, central nervous system, skin, kidney;

Hexavalent chromium: respiratory tract, liver, skin, kidney;