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GUIDE TO INTERNATIONAL TOY SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
Abuse Test Conditions Comparison for International Toy Safety RequirementsCountry United States Canada Australia Japan
Test Age (Months)
16 CFR Part 1500 and ASTM F963-11
Canada Consumer Product Safety Act, Toys Regulations (SOR/2011-17)
AS/NZS ISO 8124 Part 1
ST Part 1
Drop Test 0 to 18 Random Orientation or 4.5’ (1.37m), 10 drops
Onerous Orientation, 4.5’ (1.37m), 4 drops
Random Orientation, 138cm (4.53’), 10 drops onto tile, mass <1.4kg
Random Orientation, 1.30m (4.27’), 10 drops for rattle squeeze toy, pacifiers, teethers, etc. 2.8ft (0.85m), 5 drops for others, mass <0.5kg
>18 to 36 3’ (0.91m), 4 drops 4.5’ (1.37m), 4 drops 0.93m (3.1’), 4 drops, mass <4.5 kg
850mm (2.8ft), 5 drops
>36 to 96 3’ (0.91m), 4 drops 3’ (0.91m), 4 drops 0.93m (3.1’), 4 drops 850mm (2.8ft), 5 drops* up to 14 yrs
Impact Test 0 to 36 - - - 14 kg force with O28.5 mm disc*
Tip Over Test 0 to 96 3 times - 3 times 3 timesTorque Test 0 to 18 2”-lb (0.23N-m) 8.85”-lb (1N-m) for
rattle only0.45N-m (4”-lb) 2.3kg-cm (2”-lb)
>18 to 36 3”-lb (0.34N-m)
8.85”-lb (1N-m) for rattle only
0.45N-m (4”-lb) -
>36 to 96 4”-lb (0.45N-m) 8.85”-lb (1N-m) for rattle only
0.45N-m (4”-lb) -
Tension Test 0 to 18 10lb (44.5N) 10lb (44.5N) for all parts excluding eye/nose; 20lb (9Kg) static load 5 minutes for eye/nose (50N forrattle)
70N (15.7-lb) Dimension <6mm, 50 N (11.2lb); Dimension >6mm, 90N (20.2lb) for seam of soft toy; 60N for protective tip
>18 to 36 15lb (66.8N) 10lb (44.5N) for all parts excluding eye/nose; 20lb (9Kg) static load 5 minutes for eye/nose
70N (15.7-lb) 90N (20.2lb) for seam of soft toy; 60N for protective tip* up to 14 years
>36 to 96 15lb (66.8N) 10lb (44.5N) for all parts excluding eye/nose; 20lb (9Kg) static load 5 minutes for eye/nose
70N (15.7-lb) 90N (20.2lb) for seam of soft toy; 60N for protective tip* up to 14 years
Compression Test
0 to 18 20lb (89N) - 114N (25.6lb) 9kg (19.8lb)>18 to 36 25lb (111.3N) - 114N (25.6lb) 9kg (19.8lb)>36 to 96 30lb (133.5N) - 136N (30.5lb) -
Flexure Test 0 to 18 Bend 30 cycles of 60° at a rate of 1 cycle/2s, rest 60s; every 10 cycles, 10lb (45N) bending force
- Bend 30 cycles of 120° at a rate of 1 cycle/2s, rest 60s; every 10 cycles, 70N (15.7lb) bending force
Bend 30 cycles of 120° at a rate of 1 cycle/1s, rest 20s; every 10 cycles, 44.1N (4.5kg) bending force
>18 to 96 Bend 30 cycles of 60° at a rate of 1 cycle/2s, rest 60s; every 10 cycles, 15lb (66.8N) bending force
- Bend 30 cycles of 120° at a rate of 1 cycle/2s, rest 60s; every 10 cycles, 70N (15.7lb) bending force
Bend 30 cycles of 120°at a rate of 1 cycle/1s, rest 20s; every 10 cycles, 66.7N (6.8kg) bending force*, up to 14 years
Abuse Test Conditions Comparison for European Union Toy Safety RequirementsTest Age
(Months)EN 71 Part 1
Drop Test 0 to 18 Onerous Orientation, 850mm (2.8”), 5 drops onto 2mm rubber over 4mm steel plate>18 to 36 850mm (2.8’), 5 drops onto 2mm rubber over 4mm steel plate
Impact Test 0 to 36 1kg mass from 100 mmTip Over Test 0 to 36 3 timesTorque Test 0 to 18 180° or 0.34N-m (3”-lb)
>18 to 36 180° or 0.34N-m (3”-lb)Tension Test 0 to 18 Dimension <6mm, 50N (11.2lb); Dimension >6mm 90N (20.2lb); 70N (15.7lb) for seam of soft toy;
60N (13.5lb) for protection component>18 to 36 Dimension <6mm, 50N (11.2lb); Dimension >6mm 90N (20.2lb); 70N (15.7lb) for seam of soft toy;
60N (13.5lb) for protection componentCompression Test
0 to 18 110N>18 to 36 110N>36 to 168 *110N
Flexure Test 0 to 18 Bend 30 cycles of 120° at a rate of 1 cycle/2s., rest 60s; every 10 cycles, 70N (15.7lb) bending force>18 to 168 Bend 30 cycles of 120° at a rate of 1 cycle/2s., rest 60s; every 10 cycles, 70N (15.7 b) bending force
International Toy Safety SummaryRequirement United States European
UnionCanada Australia Japan China
Mechanical & Physical
ASTM F963-11 and 16 CFR 1500.50
EN 71 Part 1 Canada Consumer Product Safety Act, Toys Regulations (SOR/2011-17)
AS/NZS ISO 8124 Part 1
ST Part 1 GB6675-A
Flammability Test (Textile Material/Pile Fabric/Pile Materials)
Title 16 CFR 1610 and ASTM F963-11 A6
EN 71 Part 2 Canada Consumer Product Safety Act, Toys Regulations (SOR/2011-17)
AS/NZS ISO 8124 Part 2
ST Part 2 GB6675-B
Flammability Test (Solid Material/Toy Products)
Title 16 CFR 1500.44 and ASTM F963-11 A5
EN 71 Part 2 Canada Consumer Product Safety Act, Toys Regulations (SOR/2011-17)
AS/NZS ISO 8124 Part 2
ST Part 2 GB6675-B
Toxic Element Test
Title 16 CFR 1303, ASTM F963-11, CPSIA
EN 71 Part 3 Canada Consumer Product Safety Act, Toys Regulations (SOR/2011-17)
AS/NZS ISO 8124 Part 3
ST Part 3 and Japan Food Sanitation Law
GB6675-C
Cleanliness of Stuffing Material
F963-11; AOAC Ch 16; PennsylvaniaStuffed Toys Act;Massachusetts Lawon Stuffed Toy;Ohio Regulations
EN 71 Part 1 Canada Consumer Product Safety Act, Toys Regulations (SOR/2011-17); The Upholstered & Stuffed Articles Act - Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba
AS/NZS ISO 8124 Part 1
ST Part 1 GB6675-A
Phthalates CPSIA (6 phthalates); ASTM F963-11 (DEHP only); CA Prop 65 (includes DnHP)
REACH Annex XVII item 51/52
Canada Consumer Product Safety Act, Phthalates Regulations (SOR/2010-298) – 6 phthalates
DEHP ST Part 3 and Japan Food Sanitation Law
Battery- Operated Toy Safety Test
F963-11 section 4.25
EN 62115 - AS/NZS ISO 8124 part 1 (AS/NZS) 62115
- GB6675-A & GB19865
Heavy Metals Requirements for ToysCountry USA European Union (1) Canada Australia
Standards/Legislation CPSIA, 16 CFR 1303, ASTM F963-11
EN71 Part 3 Canada Consumer Product Safety Act, Toys Regulations (SOR/2011-17) (3)
AS/NZS ISO 8124 Part 3
Antimony (Sb) 60 (S) 60 (S) 1000 (S*) 60 (S)Arsenic (As) 25 (S) 25 (S) 1000 (S*) 25 (S)
Barium (Ba) 1000 (S) 1000 (S) / 250 (S) (2) 1000 (S*) 1000 (S) / 250 (S) (2)
Cadmium (Cd) 75 (S) 75 (S) / 50 (S) (2) 1000 (S*) 75 (S) / 50 (S) (2)
Chromium (Cr) 60 (S) 60 (S) -- 60 (S) / 25 (S) (2)
Lead (Pb) – surface coatings
90 (T) / 90 (S) 90 (S) 90 (T) 90 (S)
Lead (Pb) - substrates 100 (T) / 90 (S) 90 (S) 90 (T) (4) 90 (S)
Mercury (Hg) 60 (S) 60 (S) / 25 (S) (2) Not allowed (T) 60 (S) / 25 (S) (2)
Selenium (Se) 500 (S) 500 (S) 1000 (S*) 500 (S)
Requirement of Japan Toy Safety Standard ST Part 3 & Japan Food Sanitation LawMaterials of Toys Test Items Maximum Requirement
Not Printed Printed
Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC), Acetylcelullose (AC), Vinyl Chloride Paint
Sheet of Tube Shaped Material
Consumption of Potassium Permanganate
10 ppm 50 ppm
Granular Material 10 ppmSolution 50 ppmSheet of Tube Shaped Material
Residue on Evaporation 30 ppm 50 ppm
Granular Material 30 ppmSolution 50 ppm -
Lead Not Darker than StandardArsenic Not Darker than StandardCadmium 0.5 ppm
Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) DEHP 0.1%DINP 0.1%
Polyethylene (PE), EVA Consumption of Potassium Permanganate
10 ppm
Residue on Evaporation 30 ppmLead Not Darker than StandardArsenic Not Darker than Standard
Rubber, Kraton, Folded Paper, Decalcomania
Lead Not Darker than StandardArsenic Not Darker than Standard
Textile Material
<24 Months Formaldehyde Absorbance: 0.05
>24 Months 75 ppmAll Material
Textile Material Coloring Matter Not Darker than StandardInk & Components for Graphic Instruments
- 3-6 yrs Not Recognized
Ink & Components Other than Textile Material
>6 yrs Not Deeper than 10 Times Standard
No Dissolution Color ObserveSoap Bubbles Surface Active Agent 3%
Flourescent Brightener Nothing
Dimensional RequirementsArea of
Principal Display Panel in
Square Inches
Triangle WARNING Hazard Statement Other Cautionary Material
Size a Size b Size c Size d
0-2 >3/64” 3/64” 3/64” 1/32” >2-5 >1/16” 1/16” 3/64” 3/64” >5-10 >3/32” 3/32” 1/16” 1/16” >10-15 >7/64” 7/64” 3/32” 1/16” >15-30 >1/8” 1/8” 3/32” 5/64” >30-100 >5/32” 5/32” 7/64” 3/32” >100-400 >1/4” 1/4” 5/32” 7/64” >400 >1/2” 1/2” 1/4” 5/32”
*For specific items only
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) requires a small parts hazard warning label on certain toys and games intended for children over three, but not older than six years of age. Additionally, it requires a cautionary labeling requirement on small balls (with a diameter of 1.75” or less), balloons and marbles. The warning must be displayed on the principal display panel and on associated literature or instructions.
1. The exclamation mark inside the equilateral triangle must be at least half the height of the triangle.
2. “WARNING” must be separated from the triangle (distance 1) by at least the size of the first letter of the word, e.g. “W.”
3. This statement layout can be square or rectangular, and with or without border.
*For specific items only
All values are given in parts per million (ppm) – same as mg/kg Limits apply to both surface coatings and accessible substrate materials unless otherwise noted
Notes: (1) EN71 Part 3 will have different requirements as of July 2013 (2) Limit for Modeling Clay only (3) Surface coatings only (4) Only applicable to mouth items and those intended for children under 3 years, per Consumer Products Containing Lead (Contact with Mouth) Regulations (SOR/2010-273)
(T) = Total Content (S) = Soluble Content (S*)= Soluble Content using different test method