Process for Obtaining the GB6675 Test Report for Wooden Cartoon Toys in China
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Guide to Obtaining GB6675 Test Reports for Wooden Cartoon Toys
I. Overview
Wooden cartoon toys fall under the scope of mandatory product certification; before being placed on the market, they must undergo testing in accordance with the GB6675.1–4:2014 series of national standards. The primary objective is to ensure the safety of children under the age of 14, with a specific focus on three key areas: mechanical and physical hazards, flammability, and chemical migration.
Compliance challenges for wooden toys arise from the need to simultaneously meet requirements regarding formaldehyde levels in the natural wood itself, heavy metal migration from dyes and coatings, and the mechanical strength of components.
II. Testing Standards and Items
The specific requirements of the GB6675 series standards for wooden cartoon toys are as follows:
| Standard No. | Testing Content | Key Focus for Wooden Toys |
| GB6675.1 | General Requirements (labeling, instructions, manufacturer info) | Age warnings, cautionary statements, instructions for use |
| GB6675.2 | Mechanical and Physical Properties | Small parts, sharp points, sharp edges, compression, drop, torque, tension |
| GB6675.3 | Flammability | Flame retardancy testing of the wood itself |
| GB6675.4 | Chemical Properties | Formaldehyde, heavy metals (migration of 19 elements including Pb, Cd, Ba, Sb), phthalates, azo dyes |
Special Note: If wooden toys feature colored coatings, paint, or printed patterns, the coating materials must undergo testing for the 8 regulated heavy metals in accordance with the coating migration standards specified in GB6675.4. III. Application Process
│ ① Document Preparation │ → │ ② Sample Submission & Testing │ → │ ③ Report Issuance
Key Actions at Each Stage
① Document Preparation
Product specifications, structural drawings, and bill of materials (BOM)
Wood origin, glue type (e.g., white PVA glue/urea-formaldehyde resin), and coating composition
Packaging and labeling design drafts
② Sample Submission & Testing
Sample quantity: Typically 5–10 units per model (including both unfinished and fully finished parts)
Laboratory selection: Dual-accredited (CMA + CNAS) laboratory (e.g., Dezewei Testing, CNAS Registration No.: L8083)
③ Report Issuance
Testing turnaround: 5–7 working days
Report validity: Typically 5 years (provided materials, manufacturing processes, and formulations remain unchanged)
Technical documents required prior to application:
1. Product manual (including age-appropriateness and safety warnings)
2. Wood material certification (species, origin, moisture content)
3. Coating/paint MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet)
4. Declaration of glue type and VOC (Volatile Organic Compound) content
5. Packaging and label design drafts
6. Parts list and supplier information
V. Reference Costs and Timelines
| Item | Range
| Full testing suite per product | ¥800 – ¥2,500
| Testing turnaround | 5–7 working days
Price variations depend primarily on: the number of coating colors (each color requires separate testing), the number of components, and whether CCC certification is required. VI. Key Compliance Points
1. Formaldehyde emission is a common area of non-compliance: It is recommended to use boards rated E1 or higher and to use water-based coatings instead of oil-based ones.
2. Small parts risks: Button eyes and plastic accessories on cartoon-style toys must pass a 70N pull test to prevent detachment and accidental ingestion.
3. Labeling must be complete: This includes the applicable age range, warning statements, manufacturer/distributor information, and the CCC mark (where applicable).
4. Cross-border sales reminder: Wooden toys exported to the EU must comply with EN 71 standards, while those exported to the US must comply with ASTM F963.
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