Submitted Sample U.S. ASTM F963-17 For Physical And Mechanical Tests Pass
Submitted Sample U.S. ASTM F963-17For Flammability Test Of Materials Other Than
Pass
Textile Materials
Tested Components
U.S. ASTM F963-17 Fo r So luble El em ents Con t ent In Su r f ace Coa ting Pass
Of Submitted Sample
Tested Components
Of Submitted Sample
U.S. ASTM F 9 63 - 1 7 section 4.3.5.2(2)(b) For Solub le Elements
Content For Non-Surface Coating Materials
Pass
Tested Components
U.S. ASTM F963-17 For Total L ead Con tent In Su rf ace C oatin g Pass
Of Submitted Sample
Tested Components
U.S. ASTM F963-17 For Total L ead Con tent In N on- Su rfac e Coat ing Pass
Of Submitted Sample
Submitted Sample ASTM F963-17 Section 4.25, 5.15, 6.5, 6.6 & 7.2 For Battery-
Operated Toys And Battery-Powered Ride-On Toys
Pass
Prepared And Checked By:
For Intertek Testing Services Wuxi Ltd.
Tests Conducted (As Requested By The Applicant)
1 Physical And Mechanical Tests
As Per The ASTM Standard Consumer Safety Specification For Toy Safety F963-17.
Applicant's Specified Age Group For Testing: Ov er 3 Ye a rs .
The Submitted Samples Were Undergone The Use And Abuse Tests In Accordance With The Federal
Hazardous Substances Act ( F HSA), T itle 16 , Cod e Of F e deral R egulation s: -
Test FHSA Parameter
Impact Test Section 1500.53(b) 4 x 3.0 ft
Tip Over Test Section 1500.53(b) 3 Times
Torque Test Section 1500.53(e) 4 in-lbf
Tension Test Section 1500.53(f) 15 lbf
Compression Test Section 1500.53(g) 30 lbf
Section Testing Items Assessment
4.1 Material Quality (Visual Check On Cleanliness) P
4.5 Sound-Producing Toys P
4.6.1 Toys Intended For Children Under 36 Months (Small Objects) NA
4.6.2 Mouth-Actuated Toys NA
4.6.3 Toys And Games For 36 Months To 72 Months (Small Part Warning) NA
4.7 Accessible Edges P
4.8 Projections P
4.9 Accessible Points P
4.10 Wires Or Rods NA
4.11 Nails And Fasteners P
4.12 Plastic Film NA
4.13 Folding Mechanisms And Hinges P
4.14 Cords And Elastics In Toys NA
4.15 Stability And Over-Load Req u irements P
4.16 Confined Spaces NA
4.17 Wheels, Tires And Axles P
4.18 Holes, Clearance, And Accessibility Of Mechanisms P
4.19 Simulated Protective Devices Such As Helmets, Hats, And Goggles NA
4.26 Toys Intended To Be At tac h ed T o A Crib Or Playpen NA
4.27 Stuffed And Beanbag-Type To ys NA
4.28 Stroller And Carriage Toys NA
4.29 Art Materials NA
4.30 Toy Gun Marking NA
4.31 Balloons NA
4.32 Certain Toys With Ne arly Sp h erical Ends NA
4.33 Marbles NA
4.34 Balls NA
4.35 Pompoms NA
4.36 Hemispheric-Shaped Objects NA
4.37 Yoyo Elastic Tether Toys NA
4.38 Magnets NA
4.39 Jaw Entrapment In Handles And Steering Wheels NA
4.40 Expanding Materials NA
4.41 Toy Chests NA
5 Labelling Requirement P#1
6 Instructional Literature P#1
7.1 Producer's Markings
- Name Of Producer/Distributor
YES
- Address YES
7.3 Toy Chests NA
- Name of Manufacturer/Dis tri butor/Sel ler (Toy )
- Address (City, State And Z ip Code) of Manufacturer/Distributor/Seller (Toy)
- Date Code (Toy And Package/Shipping Container)
Remark: P = Pass NA = Not Applicable
The Submitted Samples Were Under
one The Tests In Accordance With Section 8.5 Through Section 8.18 And
8.20 Through 8.26 On Normal Use, Abuse And Specific Tests For Different Types Of Toys Whichever Is Applicable.
#1 = The Results Of Section 4.25, 5.15, 6.5, 6.6, 7.2 For Battery-Powered Toys Were Referred To The
Tests Conducted (As Requested By The Applicant)
2 Flammability Test
As Per Section 4.2 Of The ASTM Standard Consumer Safety Specification For Toy Safety F963-17, The Sample Was
Tested According To Annex A5 Flamm abili ty T esting Pro cedure For Soli ds And Sof t T oy s.
Results: Did Not Ignite
Date Samp le Re ceiv e d: Jul 20, 2021
Testing Period: Jul 20, 2021 To Aug 23, 2021
3 Soluble Elements Analysis In Surface Coating
As per section 4.3.5.1(2) of the ASTM standard consumer safety specification on toy safety F963-17, acid
extraction method was used and heavy metal elements migration content were determined by Inductively
Coupled Argon Plasma Spectrometry.
Tests Conducted (As Requested By The Applicant)
4 Soluble Elements Analysis In Non-Surface Coating Materials (Substrate Except Modelling Clay)
As per section 4.3.5.2(2)(b) of the ASTM standard consumer safety specification on toy safety F963-17, acid
extraction method was used and heavy metal elements migration content were determined by Inductively
Coupled Argon Plasma Spectrometry.
Tests Conducted (As Requested By The Applicant)
5 Total Lead (Pb) Content for Coating
As per section 4.3.5 of the ASTM standard consumer safety specifica tion on toy safety F963-17, test method
CPSC-CH-E1003-09.1 was/were used and total Lead content was determined by Inductively Coupled Argon
Plasma Spectrometry.
Tested Component
Result in ppm Limit (ppm)
(35+36) <20 90
(37) <20 90
Remark:ppm = parts per million = mg/kg
Tested Components: See Compon ent L ist In T h e Last S e c tion Of Th is Repo rt.
Date Sample R e ceived: Ju l 20, 2021
Testing Period: Jul 20, 2021 To Aug 24, 2021
Tests Conducted (As Requested By The Applicant)
6 Total Lead (Pb) Content for Non-surface Coating
As per section 4.3.5 of the ASTM standard consumer safety specifica tion on toy safety F963-17, test method
CPSC-CH-E1001-08.3 or/and CPSC-CH-E1002-08.3, was/were used and total Lead content was determined by
Inductively Coupled Argon Plasma Spectrometry.
Tested Component
Result in ppm Limit (ppm)
(1+2+3) <10 100
(4+5+6) <10 100
(7+8+9) <10 100
Tests Conducted (As Requested By The Applicant)
7 Battery-Operated Toys
As per ASTM F963-17 consumer safety specification for toy safety section 4.25, 5.15, 6.5, 6.6 and 7.2.
Applicant’s specified age group for testing: Over 3 Years.
Type of battery:Vehicle : 12 V, 7Ah, Lead-acid rechargeable battery X 1pc.
:Remote Control: 3V LR 03 size x 2 pcs,
Charger: Type:Input 100-240 V A.C., Output 12 V D.C.(Provided)
Model:LKC-120100.E
Electric operated function: B attery pow ered Motion , L ED L ight, So und.
Section
Testing items Assessment
4.25.1 Battery marking P
4.25.2 Maximum allowable direct current potential P
4.25.3 Protection against charging non-rechargeable battery P
4.25.4 Accessible batteries NA
4.25.5 Accessible batteries that can fit completely within small part cylinder P
4.25.6 Isolation of batteries of different types or capacities NA
4.25.7 Temperature of battery surface P
4.25.8 Temperature of battery surface or combustion hazard after normal use and
P
abuse test
4.25.9 Packaging and Instruction requirement
- 5.15 Non-replaceable battery statement in battery operated toys NA
- 5.15.2 Button or coin cell batteries NA
- 6.5 Instruction on safe usage of battery P
4.25.10 Battery-powered ride-on toys P
4.25.10.1 The maximum temperature measured on the insulation of any conductor
P
shall not exceed the temperature rating of the material.
4.25.10.2 Battery powered ride on toys shall not present a risk of fire in stalled motor
P
test.
4.25.10.3 A battery powered ride on toy designed with a wiring system that has a user
NA
replaceable device (fuse type) for the primary circuit protection or a wiring
system with user resetable primary circuit protection (manual reset fuse)
shall not actuate (open or trip) when tested in accordance with the nuisance
tripping test
4.25.10.4 Switches used in battery powered ride on toys.
P
- Polymeric materials in switches used in battery powered ride on toys
that are used to support current carrying parts shall carry a minimum
flame rating of Ul-94 V-0 or have a glow wire ignition rating of 750°C.
- The switch body shall not result in a short circuit condition when
subjected to the switch endurance test and overload tests.
- The switch shall not fail in a mode that could cause the vehicle to run
continuously (switch stuck in the “on” position) when subjected to the
endurance test and the overload test.
4.25.10.5 User replaceable circuit protection devices in battery powered ride on toys.
- User replaceable circuit protection devices provided by the
manufacturer in battery-powered ride-on toys shall be listed, recognized
or certified by a Nationally Recognized Test Laboratory (NRTL) (that is,
a laboratory recognized in accordance with 29 CFR 1910) to an
appropriate electrical safety standard.
- All circuit protection devices used in battery powered ride on toys intended
to be replaced by the user shall be replaceable only with the use of a tool
or by a design which does not easily allow tempering such as a design
requiring excessive force to open.
4.25.10.6 Batteries and battery chargers.
- Battery connectors must be constructed of material with a UL94 V-0 flame
rating or have a glow wire ignition rating of 750°C.
- The battery charging system shall not present a risk of fire due to a
short circuit condition applied to any point in the length of a
charger/battery.
- During charging, battery-charging voltages shall not exceed the
recommended charging volt ages.
- Battery charges must be certified to the appropriate standard body.
Reference document of certified body:3175098
4.25.10.7 Wiring connected to the main/motor battery shall be short circuit protected
and shall not present the risk of fire.
4.25.10.8 Strain relief shall be provided to prevent mechanical stress on wires entering
a connector block during routine maintenance.
4.25.10.9 Battery powered ride on toys shall comply with the requirements for safety
labelling, for additional instructional literature, and for required producer’s
markings.
- 5.15.1 Safety warnings of battery powered ride on toys
- 6.6 Instructions
- 7.2 Producer’s marking
4.25.11 Toys that contain secondary cells or secondary batterie s NA
(1) Red plastic(body).
(2) Black translucent plastic(front window).
(3) Black plastic(front fence).
(4) Bright black plastic(bonnet).
(5) Transparent plastic(front light).
(6) Blue transparent plastic(tail body).
(7) Bright black plastic(gear lever).
(8) Black frosted plastic(gear lever).
(9) Black plastic(steering wheel).
(10) Black plastic(button on steering wheel).
(11) Red plastic(button on steering wheel stud).
(12) Black plastic(door lock).
(13) Black plastic(seat).
(14) Black plastic(accelerator).
(15) Black plastic(wheels).
(16) Grey plastic(wheel hub).
(17) White plastic(coupling of wheel).
(18) Red plastic(connected part of wire on chassis).
(19) White plastic(connected part of wire on chassis).
(20) White plastic(binding on chassis).
(21) White plastic(chassis).
(22) Black plastic(remote control).
(23) Black plastic(remote control button).
(24) Black plastic(charger).
(25) White plastic excluding coating(steering wheel).
(26) Black plastic with beige printing(charger).
(27) Red transparent plastic with white printing(button).
(28) Black plastic with white printing(button).
(29) Black soft plastic(wheel antiskid part).
(30) Black soft plastic(wire skin).
(31) Red soft plastic(wire skin).
(32) Black soft plastic with white printing(heat shrink tubing).
(33) Black soft plastic with white printing(charger wire).
(34) Black soft plastic(charger wire end).
(35) Bright silver coating on plastic(front logo,exhaust funnel).
(36) Silver grey coating on plastic(wheels hub).
(37) Black coating on metal(chassis).
(38) White adhesive plastic film with black printing(front light).
(39) White adhesive plastic film with black/red printing(55 on front fence,seat).
(40) Silver/black plastic with grey adhesive(tail logo).
(41) White adhesive plastic film with black printing(steering wheel).
(42) Black adhesive plastic film with white printing(music player).
(43) White adhesive plastic film with black/red/blue printing(instrument panel).
(44) White adhesive plastic film with grey/light grey printing(wheel hub).
(45) White adhesive plastic film with blue.red/grey/black printing(body sticker).
(46) Silver color metal(screw).
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