16 CFR 1500.51–.53
Load–deflection & proof loadCPSC use-and-abuse test methods for toys intended for children (age-graded pull and flexure forces).
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Toys, baby care & consumer products
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Runs onSeries 7200
ASTM F963
Load–deflection & proof loadUS toy safety — use-and-abuse tension (70 N / 15 lbf pull), torque and compression tests.
ASTM D2061 / PS 79-adjacent
TensileGarment and product closure strength (childrenswear snap pull-off).
EN 14350
TensileSoothers and drinking equipment — tensile integrity of components (choking-hazard prevention).
EN 14988
TensileChildren's high chairs — static load and restraint-system strength.
EN 1888-1 / -2
TensileWheeled child conveyances (strollers/prams) — static strength of handles, harness anchorage and locking devices.
EN 71-1
Load–deflection & proof loadToy safety — tension test (small parts release), torque test, drop and compression checks with calibrated force application.
IS 9998-adjacent
TensileChildren's high chairs — static load and restraint-system strength.
ISO 8124-1
Load–deflection & proof loadToy safety — tension test (small parts release), torque test, drop and compression checks with calibrated force application.
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