Safety of toys - Part 9: Organic chemical compounds - Requirements
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A European standard that addresses the safety standards for organic chemical components in toys is DIN EN 71-9. The consolidated version of EN 71-9:2005, which contains Amendment A1:2007 and Corrigendum AC:2007 (applicable solely to the German version), is included in this standard.
The purpose of DIN EN 71-9 is to make sure that toys don't endanger children's health by including organic chemical substances. The standard establishes guidelines for the permitted concentrations of these substances in toys while taking into account the many potential exposure pathways, including mouthing, inhalation, and skin contact.
Toy producers and suppliers can make sure that their goods fulfill the appropriate safety requirements and don't contain an excessive amount of dangerous organic chemical compounds by adhering to this standard. This helps shield kids from any health risks brought on by these substances while they play with toys.
| Descriptors | Accident prevention, Analysis, Chemical properties, Chemicals, Childproof, Children, Children's toys, Definitions, Determination, Fitness for purpose, Health protection, Limits (mathematics), Materials, Metals, Methods of analysis, Migration, Organic compounds, Properties, Safety, Safety measures, Safety requirements, Specification (approval), Testing, Toxic materials, Toxicity, Toys |
| ICS Codes | 97.200.50 - Toys |
| Language(s) | English |
| File Size | 317.4 KB |
