The latest revision 9 of EN 71-1:2005 + a9:2009 was approved by cen (European Committee for Standardization) on May 23, 2009, and finally the unified Version (EN 71-1:2005 + a9:2009) of Cen Technical Committee CEN / tc52 "toy safety" was issued in July 2009, covering the previously issued revision. The European Commission officially published the new toy safety coordination standard en71-1:2011 in the official journal of the European Union (ojeu) on June 18, 2011. The new harmonized standard is established in accordance with the new toy safety directive 2009 / 48 / EC (effective date: July 20, 2011). According to the requirements of the new toy safety directive, all toys put into the EU market after July 20, 2011 must comply with the new harmonized toy standard en71-1:2011.

The new version (EN 71-1:2005 + a9:2009) replaces en 71-1:2005 + a8:2009, which requires its member states * to adopt and issue the new version as a national standard, and the national standard conflicting with the new version shall be withdrawn at the latest in January 2010.

The amendment has not yet been published in the official journal of the European Union. The process of adopting and changing standards is very complex. First, the national authority, laboratory and consumer organizations represented by cen (European Committee for Standardization) industry agree to change the standard after discussion, and then Cen issues the EN 71 standard. However, the standards issued by Cen may not be unified. Only after the European Commission publishes this standard in the official journal of the European Union will it become a unified standard. Only after this standard is published in the official journal of the European Union can it be accepted and meet the basic requirements of the toy directive. Therefore, the standard needs to be published twice before it becomes a regulation:

1. Issued by cen (European Committee for Standardization);

2. It can be regarded as a unified standard after being published by the European Commission in the official journal of the European Union.

In addition to the early warning requirements for rocking Trojans and similar toys, the A7 revision mainly includes editorial revisions. For age warnings that are not suitable for children under 36 months old, a large amount of description has been added.

A8 revision clarifies the safety requirements for magnet toys. However, this requirement does not apply to functional magnets (e.g. motors, relays, loudspeakers, etc.) in electrical or electronic component toys and all magnet / electrical test devices whose magnetic flux coefficient is less than 50kg2mm2, or magnet / electrical test devices which cannot completely enter the small object measuring cylinder. The magnet / electrical test device shall be packaged and used with warning signs:

"Warning! Not suitable for children under 8 years old. The product contains small magnets. Swallowing magnets can form intestinal adhesions, which can cause serious injury. If you swallow the magnet by mistake, please see a doctor in time. "

The revised version of A8 also applies to the safety warning requirements for magnet toys in EC Directive 2008 / 329 / EC 2,3.

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1.en 71 part 1:2005+A9:2009-physical&mechanical test.

（a）Without sound module l998121457；；227688；；29609；；20855；

（b）with sound module 21457s；；227688；；29609；；20855；

（c）Earphone with sound 32819；]

（d）7000 cycles switch test for chest 29609；；208555；；26588；；700027425；；24320；；20851l979；；35797；

（e）Ride-on Toys 200666th；29609；20855；

（f）Mouth-Actated Toyss21475；；211606；；29609；；20855；

2. Requests the Secretary General to submit to the General Assembly at its sixty third session a report on the progress made by the organizations of the United Nations system in the implementation of the United Nations Framework Convention on climate change and a report to the assembly at its sixty third session; e. to achieve the above objectives by:

EN 71 Part 2

Part 2:1993-flammability Test 26131;- 29123;- 27979;- 357971;

(a)Finished product

(b)Saw factory or material `32466;` 27611;` 32455;` 25110;` 32466;` 27611;` 26448;`

EN 71 Part 3

3-EN 71 Part 3:1994-Toxic Elements Test (19 Toxic Elements Results)

(19-263772;- 27602;- 28342;- 279793;- 3579797973;- 27602;- 20803;- 320323;- 279793;- 3579797;- 3246744;

38085; 27742; 3821738124307753080238049; 38161;- 31561;

EN 71 Part 4

Part 4:Experimental Set for Chemistry

EN 71 Part 8

8. Swing, slide and similar toys for indoor and outdoor family entertainment

EN 71 Part 9

9. General requirements for organic compounds in toys

EN71-9 General requirements for organic compounds - specifies the total migration of toxic compounds present in each toy or toy material in the following ways of exposure: mouth contact; ingestion potential; skin contact; eye contact; inhalation.

Products within the scope of the standard include toys designed for children under 3 years old (because these toys may be chewed by children in their mouths), and products designed for older children (these products may contact children's mouth, skin or be inhaled by children)

Specific products or toy parts within the scope of the standard include:

Toys that may be chewed in the mouth by children under 3 years old

Toys or easily accessible toy parts with a weight of 150 g or less that children under three years old play with their hands,

Toys and accessible parts for children under three years old

Oral contact parts of oral toys

A toy worn on the mouth or nose

Toys accessible to children

As a component of composition device used in toys or applied in toys

Toys for indoor use and accessible toy parts

Toys for outdoor use and accessible toy parts

A toy or toy part designed to imitate food

May leave traces of solid toy materials

Colored liquid easy to touch in toys

Colorless liquid easy to touch in toys

Model clay, toy clay or similar products, except for chemical toys mentioned in en 71-5

Balloon manufacturing parts

Imitation totem with adhesive

Imitation jewelry

Restricted substances cover a wide range, including flame retardants, colorants, aromatic amines, monomers, solvent migration, inhalable solvents, wood preservatives (indoor and outdoor), other preservatives and plasticizers.

EN 71 Part 10

10. Sample preparation and extraction of organic compounds

EN 71 Part 11

11. Analysis methods of organic compounds

EN 50088

EN 50088 electric toy safety test

EMC Directive 89/336/EEC

EMC Directive 89 / 336 / EEC EMC test

(a) motorized toys en 55022

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En71-1: safety of toys - Part 1: physical and mechanical properties

En71-2: safety of toys - Part 2: flame retardancy

EN71-3: safety of toys - Part 3: transfer of certain elements

En71-4: safety of toys - Part 4: test apparatus for chemistry and related activities

En71-5: safety of toys - Part 5: Chemical toys (excluding test devices)

En71-6: safety of toys - Part 6: graphical representation of age signs

En71-7: requirements for finger paint

En71-8: rocking, sliding and similar toys for indoor and outdoor home entertainment

EN71-9: General requirements for organic compounds in toys

En71-10: sample preparation and extraction of organic compounds

En71-11: analytical method of organic compounds