: i4 @ ]1 i5 @" B& I5 E, L( N1.1 This specification relates to possible hazards that may not be recognized readily by the public and that may be encountered in the normal use for which a toy is intended or after reasonably foreseeable abuse. It does not purport to cover every conceivable hazard of a particular toy. This specification does not cover product performance or quality, except as related to safety. Except for the labeling requirements pointing out the functional hazards and age range for which the toy is intended, this specification has no requirements for those aspects of a toy that present an inherent and recognized hazard as part of the function of the toy. Such an example is a sharp point necessary for the function of a needle. The needle is an inherent hazard that is well understood by the purchaser of a toy sewing kit, and this hazard is communicated to the user as part of the normal educational process.$ m) ^6 U3 C% P4 R5 ^
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1.3 This specification covers requirements and contains test methods for toys intended for use by children under 14 years of age. Different age limits for various requirements will be found in this specification. These limits reflect the nature of the hazards and expected mental or physical ability, or both, of a child to cope with the hazards. ) u2 e. I3 U/ R6 x& `- p 3 l5 b3 N- ]* ]% J/ i* Z! c) @1.4 Articles not covered by this specification are as follows: 6 i3 [ x' r' B& @# [) p, p* ZBicycles5 z1 a7 }: ]2 t; o; ^- g
Tricycles% x7 m f3 N" j! G; E$ E6 e: J
Sling shots and sharp-pointed darts: f% U! G. [8 P" }# H2 O
Playground equipment : B9 J7 o; J- hNon-powder guns# M+ w. M: v+ z& s' O0 x' u
Kites % T) P6 n# ~- Y) HHobby and craft items in which the finished item is not- n6 Y' ~: s+ _& ~
primarily of play value; R# M9 z" s8 u. F6 M4 l/ ^$ j9 G2 X
Model kits in which the finished item is not primarily of& ?8 Y! y, F- U7 a5 r+ O' u! e
play value 3 s+ U8 n, c# d! ^Crayons, paints, chalks, and other similar art materials in % a$ E3 g9 y& @' uwhich the material itself or the finished item is not" o: h+ \! U1 ?. Y
primarily of play value, except that all art materials,7 y% M N" d) r- D% |, j. z" J, g
whether or not a component of a toy, must comply to8 I& c% r, S. W0 |; n7 h# V0 b. p
LHAMA, in accordance with 4.30.1-4.30.3. 8 L" S! h u; Z# @2 QSporting goods, camping goods, athletic equipment, mu- + L3 ]8 p; s; P% C0 y& V" ^sical instruments, and furniture; however, toys that are 4 z. E' n* ^/ m3 W2 d8 h) I: Ztheir counterparts are covered. (It is recognized that/ H! L, e& X# z9 V; @6 f+ m
there is often a fine line between, for example, a musical0 j6 F" c) J1 m" Y; \5 S# V
instrument or a sporting item and its toy counterpart.' a, v4 x* R( h+ [
The intention of the producer or distributor, as well as8 d9 Y* T6 A. W2 N7 N! \
normal use and reasonably foreseeable abuse, deter-. D" M; I5 q- q1 W
mines whether the item is a toy counterpart.) % I t- |: e% c2 s8 J, pPowered models of aircraft, rockets, boats, and land - d J/ \' g3 g7 _; V. @5 H3 i! Ivehicles; however, toys that are their counterparts are- I* M+ m- E" ]; k
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1.6 Information regarding packaging and shipping is contained in Annex A2. $ j/ a3 n, g$ j& s0 c- N4 M8 p7 _& E
1.7 This consumer safety specification includes the following sections:% o: V# w0 v5 F) T$ O/ H
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" R4 V8 Y, h, S! bTitle Section , q7 e! C" ^- i- nScope 1 4 y z, V+ A8 j& n" H$ X4 M
Referenced Documents 2 0 R; C+ f' z9 ?7 XTerminology 3 9 W" |5 Z# b5 y% V4 `0 ^
Safety Requirements 4 8 u+ _# y! G5 @1 @) F1 }+ KMaterial Quality 4.1 # R" ]% j/ h9 i' p0 v8 D: d
Flammability 4.2 4 e8 Z7 b6 ~5 U/ C& A
Toxicology 4.3 5 F c0 o' M5 t9 V R
Electrical/Thermal Energy 4.4 9 A7 f# S6 K+ ?$ H1 dSound Producing Toys 4.5 6 m* V& A, y# H
Small Objects 4.6 ) b5 a" a9 C, s; m4 F( E9 |Accessible Edges 4.7 , A1 f- R0 l, Q
Projections 4.8 % g- n% u- A# b. g4 ^" P
Accessible Points 4.9 : E% f. Y, i- A; ?9 V% mWires or Rods 4.10 6 n& l. Y3 s. L/ U) ~Nails and Fasteners 4.11 0 w' d& x7 A, Z! bPackaging Film 4.12 8 h% C4 j6 }. `/ ~- lFolding Mechanisms and Hinges 4.13 . Y* `5 j- n3 O. s/ ~
Cords and Elastics in Toys 4.14 " [* N- q# T% AStability and Over-Load Requirements 4.15 2 Y, ^! o2 g) @) l1 T4 yConfined Spaces 4.16 % o. c4 ] k0 b/ z3 ]Wheels, Tires, and Axles 4.17 & l* B2 W8 b0 C$ Y- ^Holes, Clearance, and Accessibility of Mechanisms 4.18 & H' H- n. s' k3 R. ^
Simulated Protective Devices 4.19 # Y6 z2 h, v7 L2 H1 p1 M3 Q5 ePacifiers 4.20 / g# k# G9 }; R' FProjectile Toys 4.21 : g& V" `4 Z/ S) Y
Teethers and Teething Toys 4.22 4 j2 ^9 L+ A5 Y0 E# tRattles 4.23 ! K# T' B* @% E8 |3 j2 O
Squeeze Toys 4.24 6 Y$ O' f' F8 l
Battery-Operated Toys 4.25 3 ]* d$ B4 k* O
Toys Intended to be Attached to a Crib $ X* D, ]& h/ i% Mor Playpen 4.26 6 s" d# n5 R$ Y$ K2 x# uToy Chests 4.27 6 F, @9 ]1 z# C- E) tStuffed and Beanbag-Type Toys 4.28 ; f) w+ D* l5 N9 t+ ~8 IStroller and Carriage Toys 4.29 % d* ]+ Q1 g8 g; e6 i
Art Materials 4.30 + l" ^* o5 a2 h' P+ q
Toy Gun Marking 4.31 * I( f. r2 M. cBalloons 4.32 / g; `8 @( ^/ f# R& D/ M& c7 J
Certain Toys with Spherical Ends 4.33 $ V' v7 i. V( I# q, rMarbles 4.34 0 J6 Y8 G6 T! `5 _; j$ v j! d# ?
Balls 4.35 ! K) C) n5 G% `! \6 c/ a: A0 d, o# C) Y
Pompoms 4.36 ) m7 W+ n9 @2 QHemispheric-Shaped Objects 4.37 8 O; w% k# [! _, M& a9 r9 s
Yo Yo Elastic Tether Toys 4.38 ; v8 u3 T1 R" R
Magnets 4.39 * Q j& p3 Z5 {) d, U
Safety Labeling Requirements 5 4 Y; l8 H4 v! K$ A% R' ?! ZInstructional Literature 6 1 O& U$ A; x8 h2 EProducer's Markings 7 , }5 t- [4 T) C5 N) `, h1 CTest Methods 8 + [9 a' ~; H; M1 i oGeneral 8.1 * b; l$ w( B7 j. |# r- R( wTesting for Hazardous Substance Content 8.2 ; q3 B8 f- _4 `9 e8 } P8 w: }
Method to Dissolve Soluble Matter 8.3 " j' J8 M$ V; [5 _8 _1 fTests for Cleanliness and Preservative Effectiveness 8.4 / s/ g. }2 R& g, W T+ O
Normal Use Testing 8.5 7 s0 B5 r! n! L& \5 l4 z4 HAbuse Testing 8.6 U" t# Z. \( S" T9 L9 u% e3 n0 Y/ P0 jImpact Tests 8.7 + |' O6 U$ ?2 \, z/ S. v# iTorque Tests for Removal of Components 8.8 . [ u: h% u. M+ `; y. F5 ~( Y
Tension Test for Removal of Components 8.9 2 `8 c I- e. q
Compression Test 8.10 . H/ T8 d, G9 o2 z8 gTests for Tire Removal and Snap-in Wheel and & w' ]- c. ~( @5 n- w
Axle Assembly Removal 8.11 # r y9 O* s, v3 t' j/ ]Flexure Test 8.12 ; M* { `! i! a2 }. j) RTest for Mouth-Actuated Toys 8.13 8 B( ^ t/ I( T0 i& t
Tests for Toy Chest Lids and Closures 8.14 4 g* s, ]7 R# NProjectiles 8.15 9 h9 t4 d' _; c8 ^- I) W3 b7 T
Test for Stability of Ride-On Toys 8.16 ) A! A+ w$ w. Z
Stalled Motor Test for Battery-Operated Toys 8.18 9 e& O( J. V1 ?1 O4 bTests for Battery-Powered Ride-On Toys 8.19 6 `9 e( N7 w0 N3 ~
Tests for Toys which Produce Noise 8.20 4 `6 C5 z5 @, h% C1 p( {0 x* KDynamic Strength Test for Wheeled Ride-On Toys 8.21 * i& T: T5 c6 n5 k; C
Packaging Film Thickness 8.22 2 v9 D" B% ~% P$ U! I+ v8 cTest for Loops and Cords 8.23 ' U% g5 ~4 j" _7 p/ I8 f" ^Yo Yo Elastic Tether Toy Test Methods 8.24 2 T$ E' n5 w) p' E) x0 f PMagnetic Flux Index 8.25 5 j% q* t$ L( c2 { b. cIdentification 9 9 J3 `% R( |6 }3 w( PAge Grading Guidelines Annex A1 - u1 }3 q" c% E T% U, yPackaging and Shipping Annex A2 3 M! l1 z8 B" V4 L# @% a
Design Guidelines for Toys Attached to Cribs ) s. Z% @& O, a, h5 [8 j% Q3 J yor Playpens Annex A3 % ^* I, v" d% `! Q& k6 eFlammability Testing Procedure for Toys Annex A4 * h8 p1 q ?$ n3 w
Rationale Annex A5 1 M/ \" M/ g" ^8 {+ e
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1.9 The following precautionary statement pertains only to the test methods portion, Section 8, of this specification: This standard does not purport to address all of the safety concerns, if any, associated with its use. It is the responsibility of the user of this standard to establish appropriate safety and health practices and determine the applicability of regulatory limitations prior to use. % p5 H3 s0 h3 O, X G( u/ R4 n
; K- v' E1 J+ s& N 7 B* N6 w4 d* ]5 d) qD1193 Specification for Reagent Water . a* @; ~& D% G+ fD2240 Test Method for Rubber Property-Durometer Hardness 6 d2 B# m1 Y/ B' @D3421 Practice for Extraction and Determination of Plasticizer Mixtures from Vinyl Chloride Plastics3 n, d) _! q4 C3 T
D374 Test Methods for Thickness of Solid Electrical Insulation ; F) \8 ?* Z% p4 f% G* `D4236 Practice for Labeling Art Materials for Chronic Health Hazards $ [2 F, O- \8 ]) d/ b J' V" |D5276 Test Method for Drop Test of Loaded Containers by Free Fall, j" o; R0 I' j) U) Q
D642 Test Method for Determining Compressive Resistance of Shipping Containers, Components, and Unit Loads 5 K: H' D3 S1 v4 k0 lD880 Test Method for Impact Testing for Shipping Containers and Systems ! v: U, A+ g* [. H7 `2 }) ]7 BD999 Test Methods for Vibration Testing of Shipping Containers 9 T( x" T O) e6 a( ~F1148 Consumer Safety Performance Specification for Home Playground Equipment ) ?) ]0 C# x) ]. L; H6 O2 CF1313 Specification for Volatile -Nitrosamine Levels in Rubber Nipples on Pacifiers r3 ]9 i' ^) d. E& n% v, b% W
15 CFR 1150 Marking of Toys, Look-Alike and Imitation Firearms3 D7 n# Z) v& r+ k, j4 G
1500.14(b) (8) Labeling of hazardous art materials2 n; m% u& Y6 a/ y7 y5 Z# O
1500.18 Banned toys and other banned articles intended for use by children + i$ B7 t8 E: [6 S1500.19 Misbranded toys and other articles intended for use by children : q7 a9 L5 A2 l' a* m2 x1500.3 (c) (6) (vi) Definition of "flammable solid" 5 J& R; e6 R/ ~6 M1 a! E) R4 Y1500.44 Method for determining extremely flammable and flammable solids% [% p- V+ N, j( n
1500.47 Method for determining the sound pressure level produced by toy caps 7 b8 y1 W$ L5 K/ {; {/ E, K1500.48 Technical requirements for determining a sharp point in toys and other articles intended for use by children under 8 years of age5 q2 P. E6 O6 n f! F
1500.49 Technical requirements for determining a sharp metal or glass edge in toys and other articles intended for use by children under 8 years of age # I. r8 ^) J3 v, S8 L/ e- e1500.50-53 Test method for simulating use and abuse of toys and other articles intended for use by children: d- }, I' o6 L/ ~' Q1 x: u; G
1500.83 Exemptions for small packages, minor hazards, and special circumstances7 t- g! _3 E3 y" F7 W2 T8 U- R3 b* X( ]
1500.85 Exemptions from classification as banned hazardous substances % f O4 \$ E' u- H8 D# ?& a1500.86 Exemptions from classification as a banned toy or other banned article for use by children % \6 ^; I% X% z. w- g T16 CFR 1610 Standard for Flammability of Clothing Textiles & ]" X A( ?" [/ p7 }6 t16 CFR 1505 Requirements for Electrically Operated Toys or Other Electrically Operated Articles Intended for Use by Children 4 K* n+ j' C3 y" N# X' ~6 z16 CFR 1501 Method for Identifying Toys and Other Articles Intended for Use by Children Under 3 Years of Age which Present Choking, Aspiration, or Ingestion Hazards Because of Small Parts / B. c( T: f( }2 a16 CFR 1510 Requirements for Rattles0 Y+ a! J$ i& I# D9 `" T. [
16 CFR 1511 Requirements for Pacifiers 2 g9 O' J/ {* B" `/ g! T6 ~16 CFR 1303 Ban of Lead-Containing Paint and Certain Consumer Products Bearing Lead Containing Paint : ^: T* _; C$ C7 `3 u6 X+ X5 |16 CFR 1500 Hazardous Substances Act Regulations, including the following sections: 7 f, X$ D0 n. @" E3 ~6 C' X21 CFR 73, 74, 81, 82 Color Additives N' ^0 Y( c- ~5 F
21 CFR 110 Current Good Manufacturing Practice in Manufacturing, Processing, Packaging, or Holding Human Food9 T+ G5 z/ k* g9 Y1 ?1 t' |1 h
21 CFR 170-189 Food for Human Consumption 5 R. F3 w( i6 |& b t8 A( O21 CFR 700-740 Requirements for Specific Cosmetic Products + s0 K8 e5 N" r* y& ], m% q8 ?49 CFR 173.100, 109 Definition of Class C Explosives' G* O% T( X8 E. r4 }. ~, C4 m: ~$ s
C18.1 American National Standard for Dry Cells and Batteries-Specifications3 s2 w6 s2 [; U' z6 C/ `
IEC60086-2 Primary Batteries: Physical and Electrical Specifications, [4 a" y4 f5 @9 K' g$ n/ C& \7 ]
IEC61672-1 Electroacoustics-Sound Level Meters-Part 1: Specifications 4 y. v3 P, E5 |& pIEC61672-2 Electroacoustics-Sound Level Meters-Part 2: Pattern Evaluation Tests* ?4 a$ H/ x8 f) x# A* |" O% c6 }3 l
ISO 7779 Acoustics-Measurement of Airborne Noise Emitted by Computer and Business Equipment" z0 O0 |4 z$ j6 w$ h9 D6 b' s5 z4 f
ISO 8124-1: 2000 Safety of Toys, Safety Aspects Related to Mechanical and Physical Properties9 y( R. ]3 h3 f% T6 m& @
ISO11202 Acoustics-Noise Emitted by Machinery and Equipment-Measurement of Emission Sound Pressure Levels at a Work Station and at Other Specified Positions-Survey Method in situ! l8 U9 a" l# Z: v) c* w
ISO11204 Acoustics-Noise Emitted by Machinery and Equipment-Measurement of Emission Sound Pressure Levels at a Work Station and at Other Specified Positions-Method Requiring Environmental Corrections ( A! S7 V; f. o8 q. lISO3746:1995 Acoustics-Determination of Sound Power Levels of Noise Sources Using Sound Pressure-Survey Method Using an Enveloping Measurement Surface Over a Reflecting Plane2 b# U2 a0 Y4 ]* ]( K
S1.4 Specification for Sound Level Meters1 X% b! k! |1 [4 y
SS-T-312B Tile, Floor: Asphalt, Rubber, Vinyl, VinylAsbestos- }9 z/ D9 T. `6 I
Z315.1 Safety Requirements for Tricycles 3 P B3 S6 O# K2 c5 C v" U9 ~6 Y6 `3 W7 q
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再次聲明,不要留聯系方式。by kerrywhg作者: evan 时间: 2008-7-21 09:15
更新得够快的,差点一不留神又给错过了,谢谢作者: jannyjerry 时间: 2008-9-22 16:56
新手報到,很想看看多多學習啊,可惜威望不夠作者: jannyjerry 时间: 2008-9-22 16:59
下載不了啊,威望不夠,急求,能不能發給我啊,@qq.com作者: wuwang 时间: 2008-11-28 14:32
想下载,但可惜威望不够作者: yoyoly 时间: 2008-11-28 14:55
不是刚发布08版就回收了吗?作者: wanlinbo 时间: 2008-12-9 19:37
确实够快的 : v5 V( e; k: H" e4 \9 m英文水平不怎么样! k" i/ r A- O, V! R
看得真累作者: chenxin2006 时间: 2008-12-17 09:54
终于找到了,太谢谢了作者: chenxin2006 时间: 2008-12-17 09:55
我这里有ASTM F963 更新内容概要,谁想要,可找我作者: xxc629 时间: 2008-12-31 20:05
实在郁闷,又得学习新标准了作者: xxc629 时间: 2008-12-31 20:26
备份站的怎么下载啊?作者: 猫猫乖乖 时间: 2009-2-19 14:51
新手报道哦!希望大家可以多帮帮我们哦!呵呵作者: 猫猫乖乖 时间: 2009-2-19 14:52
玩具标准更新的太快了,据说astm f963-09的也已经出来了,不知道大家那里有没有什么消息,不知道有没有大的改动哦!作者: 猫猫乖乖 时间: 2009-2-19 14:53
谁那里有09版本的?作者: 东拼西凑 时间: 2009-2-19 15:00
New York, NY | February 17, 2009 – A new edition of the Consumer Safety Specification for Toy Safety, ASTM F963-2008, has been published today by ASTM International. This widely used toy safety standard includes guidelines and test methods to protect children from a wide range of potential hazards, including lead exposure, choking, and sharp edges. Changes included in the new edition include new safety guidelines for magnetic components in toys and a number of other potential hazards. ' V O: p( c3 S$ z- l2009年2月17日,ASTM组织出版了新版关于玩具安全的消费者安全规范——ASTM F963-2008。ASTM F963这个用途广泛的玩具安全标准包含了很多准则和测试方法,用来保护儿童免受各种潜在的危险,例如:涂层铅含量,窒息危险和利边等。新版标准主要是在原有基础上增加了关于玩具磁性部件和一些其他潜在危险方面的准则。作者: 猫猫乖乖 时间: 2009-2-19 15:05
不知道新版和老板的变化大不大?作者: brian3439 时间: 2009-2-19 23:36
08版是发布了,也看了,更改的真是不多,可参看BV的那份资料。作者: hopc99 时间: 2009-3-4 10:39
08版新的內容那一位師父可提供.作者: 创新 时间: 2009-3-5 08:32
你这个08版是不是中文的,作者: 创新 时间: 2009-3-5 08:34
楼上的那位请帮发上传一份中文稿ASTM08版标准用下作者: 不洗澡的猫 时间: 2009-3-6 11:39
欧盟的玩具新指令谁那里有啊作者: wxm830919 时间: 2009-3-6 14:58
提示: 作者被禁止或删除 内容自动屏蔽作者: hewei 时间: 2009-3-7 18:04