Children S Toys Flammability Requirements

This section of GB 6675 specifies the types of flammable materials that are prohibited on all toys and the flammability requirements of some toys that may be exposed to small fire sources. The test method described in Chapter 5 of this section is applicable to testing the flammability performance of toys or materials under certain test conditions, and the test results cannot be used to determine that these toys or materials are completely free of potential fire hazards when approaching other sources of ignition. This section includes general requirements relating to flammability of all toys and specific requirements and testing methods for the following toys considered to be the most flammable of the following: ——Headwear toys: whiskers, vibrissae, wigs, etc. are made of hair, villi, or similar materials; molds and fabric masks; headscarves, headwear ornaments; headwear flutters on toys, but do not include paper flowers usually provided in gift boxes Hat; ——Toy make-up clothing and toys for children's performance; ——Toys for children; ——Filled soft toy animals (animals and dolls, etc.) with plush or woven fabric.