While performing toys testing, METS Lab regulatory experts verify the design, safety and quality of a variety of toys and child care products with innovative assurance, testing, inspection and certification services, we test the quality of toys and children products through chemical testing, Design Review and Evaluation, Endurance and performance testing, Flammability Testing, Mechanical and physical Testing, Battery Testing, safety testing and more.
Enhance your companies brand value and competitive advantage with toy safety certification services from METS Lab. We provide testing services for toys and recreational items to help you avoid costly product recalls, build greater customer confidence, and protect your Brand reputation, METS Lab expertise helps major brands and retailers ensure the quality and safety of their toy imports including children’s toys, recreational items and electric toys.
Sharpe edge and sharp pani verification
Pull test on small part, pull test on seams, stuff checking for the plush toy, metal detection test, Dynamic and static standards test, tensile force, Dynamic and status custom tests, strength test, durability test, colour resistance to saliva and perspiration, function and performance of product, working distance check for remote control toys, frequency check fir electronic toys, Humidity test for the wooden toys and so on
METS Laboratory ensure that your toys and child care article items meet the standard and regulations of your destination market with global experience in quality testing, we keep up with the current state of toy safety regulations around the world so you don’t have to our experts help you determine which tests you need based on your product type and destination market. We provide testing services for toys and recreational items to help you avoid costly product recalls, build greater customer confidence, and protect your brand reputation. Along with toys testing, we also provide microbiological test analysis. The EN-71 standards apply to toys that are intended for children up to the age of fourteen. EN 71 has specifics sections covering the suitability of toys for various ages, including a range of notifications for toys that are unsuitable for children under three years old.
The legislation is divided into several sections covering various aspects of safety, but, for the majority of toys, there are three pertinent parts.
– EN 71-1: Mechanical and Physical Properties includes testing to avoid the detachment of ‘small parts’ that could cause choking hazards, and other testing to detect sharp points, and cutting edges that could lead to injuries.
– EN 71-2: Flammability assesses & analyses the flames spreading speed on a toy to make sure the child has enough time to move away from it if the toy should catch fire.
– EN 71-3: Migration of Certain Elements, simulates the digestion of a child that may have swallowed a toy in order to analyse if heavy metals/materials can be transferred from toy to the body (19 heavy metals each with a specific limit value.)