EN 71 is the European toy safety standard and an essential part of CE certification. It regULates toys entering the European market to REDuce or prevent potential harm to children. EN 71 certification applies to products designed or intended for children under 14 years old. The assessment covers aspects such as physical and mechanical properties, flammability, cheMICal requirements, and electrical safety.

The EN 71 standard consists of the following 12 parts (Part 6 has been withdrawn):
- EN 71-1:Mechanical and physical properties
- EN 71-2:Flammability
- en 71-3:Migration of certain elements
- EN 71-4:Experimental apparatus for chemical and related activities
- EN 71-5:Chemical toys (sets) other than experimental apparatus
- EN 71-6:Graphical symbols for age warning labels (withdrawn)
- EN 71-7:Finger paints
- EN 71-8:Swings, slides, and similar activity toys for indoor and outdoor home use
- en 71-9:Organic chemical requirements
- EN 71-10:Organic chemical sample preparation and extraction
- EN 71-11:Organic chemical analytical methods
- EN 71-12:N-nitrosamines and N-nitrosatable substances
- EN 71-13:Olfactory board games, cosmetic kits, and gustatory games
For general toys, daily necessities, handicrafts, toy-like products, and baby products, the most commonly required tests are:
- EN 71-1:Mechanical and physical properties
- EN 71-2:Flammability
- EN 71-3:Migration of certain elements
These three parts must be completed to gain entry into the EU market. Additionally, for toys containing liquid materials, platforms like TEMU require EN 71-5testing (chemical toys other than experimental apparatus).
EN 71 applies to a wide range of toys, including:
- Plush toys
- Plastic toys
- Paper toys
- Electronic toys
- Wooden toys
- Metal toys
- Leather toys
- Educational and developmental toys
- Early learning toys
- Fiberglass toys
Essentially, it covers almost all toy types available in the market.
1. Testing Consultation– Discuss certification requirements
2. Apply for Testing– Confirm certification materials
3. Send Samples– Arrange EN 71 testing for the samples
4. Payment– Provide payment slip and invoicing information
5. Receive Report– Send the EN 71 test report and certificate
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