Toy Safety - Toy Safety Test Analogue Little Finger

What is the toy safety test simulation little finger? At present, the safety of children's toy products has become the focus of attention in all countries, and safety is an important indicator for measuring toy products. How to find safety problems and solve them in time when designing and manufacturing toy products? How to avoid product recall due to non-compliance with the standards of toy importing countries? This requires testing of toy products.

Toy safety simulation of small fingers, in line with GB6675, EN71 and other standards of simulation testing, through the imitation of children's fingers, to assess whether touching the surface of the toy or accessories (points and surfaces of the toy) may lead to danger. There are two types of AB, A refers to be used for under 3 years old and B refers to be used for over 3 years old.

The test is performed by extending the articulating reachable probes towards the part or parts of the toy under test in any manner, with each probe rotated 90° to simulate finger joint movement. Finally, a part or component of a toy is considered to be accessible if any part before the shoulder of the shaft can reach it, visually identifying the potential hazards of the toy for everyone.