Standard for testing child-safe tin boxes

It is caused by children's young ignorance, lack of life experience and safety awareness and poor recognition ability. Their naturally curious and imitative nature makes them more vulnerable than anyone else. Children often like to use their sense of taste to explore this colorful world, which unfortunately means that our everyday products such as cosmetics, detergents and medicines can be swallowed by children, which can be fatal.

Children are naturally curious, which is understandable. In addition to cultivating good habits of not touching things in children, we must also protect them from objective factors. In the design of packaging bottles and bags for medicines, cosmetics, detergents, etc. Carry out the child-proof opening test, such as how much force is required to open the package, or the horizontal and vertical force required to open the package, and the need for a special small detail to open the package. If the design of the packaging can meet the requirements of preventing children from opening the test, it can reduce the occurrence of children's playfulness and accidental eating poisoning, and play an effective role in protecting children!

The test standards for preventing children from opening tin box packaging include Chinese standard GB/T25163-2010; European standards EN14375, EN862; international standards EN ISO 8317; American standards ASTM D3475, CPSC 1700 and other standards. But it's basically the same!

CPSC is an important consumer rights protection agency in the United States. It is the abbreviation of Consumer Product Safety Committee, that is, Consumer Product Safety Association. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) was established in 1972. Its responsibility is to protect the interests of consumers and maintain personal and family safety by reducing the risk of injury and death from consumer products. The main functions of CPSC are: to formulate self-discipline standards for producers, and to formulate mandatory standards or bans for those consumer products that have no standards to follow. Perform inspections of potentially hazardous products and provide feedback to consumers through various channels including the media, state, local government, individual groups and organizations.

In recent years, the import and export requirements for metal packaging products have become more and more strict. There are strict requirements for the United States, Canada, the European Union, Turkey and other countries. The standards required by each place are different. The United States is aimed at child safety packaging. There are two standards for testing: ASTM D3475-18 and US 16 CFR 1700.20, Canada's standard CAN/CSA Z76.1-06 for child-safe packaging testing, and EU member states' standard for child-safe packaging testing EN ISO8317. For international children The standard for safety packaging testing is ISO 8317.

Child Safety Bottle Caps CPSC 16 CFR 1700.20 Testing - U.S. Child Protection Test

Provides CR certification for childproof lid packaging in accordance with the following international regulations. Including EU, US, Canada, international tests, the standards are as follows:

16 CFR 1700.20 Test Procedure for Special Packaging

ISO 8317-2015 Child-resistant packaging. Repackable requirements and test procedures

EN ISO 8317-2015 Child-resistant packaging. Requirements for test procedures for reclosable packaging

EN 14375 Child-resistant non-recoverable packaging for pharmaceutical products

EN 862 Child-resistant packaging - Requirements and test procedures for non-recoverable packaging of non-pharmaceutical products

CAN/CSA Z76.1 Canadian Standard: Reopenable Child Resistant Packaging

CAN/CSA Z76.2 Canadian Standard: Non-reopenable child-resistant packaging