EN 71-3 Compliance Testing for Silicone Toys

EN 71-3:2019 is a vital safety standard for toys, focusing on the migration of elements harmful if ingested or inhaled by children. This standard is part of the broader EN 71 series, ensuring the safety of toys sold in the European Union. Compliance with EN 71-3 confirms that silicone toys are safe for children.

EN 71-3 Compliance: Testing Methods for Silicone Rubber Products

To ensure compliance with EN 71-3:2019, we use advanced testing methods like Inductively Coupled Plasma Optical Emission Spectrometry (ICP-OES) and Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry (GC-MS). These methods detect and quantify trace elements with high precision.

Test Results

Our silicone toys undergo rigorous testing to meet EN 71-3:2019 requirements. The table below summarizes the test results, showing no harmful elements were detected.
Element TestedResult (mg/kg)MDL (mg/kg)Limit (mg/kg)
Aluminum (Al)N.D.5070000
Antimony (Sb)N.D.50560
Arsenic (As)N.D.5047
Barium (Ba)N.D.0.218750
Boron (B)N.D.0.00215000
Cadmium (Cd)N.D.5017
Chromium (III)N.D.5460
Chromium (VI)N.D.90.053
Cobalt (Co)N.D.2130
Copper (Cu)N.D.0.057700
Lead (Pb)N.D.5023
Manganese (Mn)N.D.5015000
Mercury (Hg)N.D.5094
Nickel (Ni)N.D.50930
Selenium (Se)N.D.50460
Strontium (Sr)N.D.5056000
Tin (Sn)N.D.50180000
Zinc (Zn)N.D.5046000
The EN 71-3 compliance testing results for silicone toys confirm that no harmful elements were detected. This ensures that our silicone toys are safe for children, adhering to the stringent requirements of EN 71-3:2019. By meeting these standards, we guarantee the safety and reliability of our products.

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