Toy CE certification corresponding instructions: To ensure the safety of products, different regions have developed safety standards for the implementation of rigorous testing and process control at different stages of production, in which the European standards should be considered a broad range of applications. Any products to Europe, will inevitably have to go through rigorous testing EN71 standards for toys are no exception. One of the most common, is the Torque &? Tension, Drop? Test, Impact? Test, compression? Test. Toys Directive applies to the design used or intended for any product or material for children under 14 years of age to play, if charged, the power supply should not exceed 24V. Toys if legally sold in the EU, it must comply with the Toys Directive 88/378 / EEC requirements, and CE mark. Testing and certification, including testing the following areas: toys universal standard -EN71 - EN71 Part 1 Physical and Mechanical test mechanical and physical performance testing, including drop tests, test small parts, sharp edge test,??????????? Tensile tests? stress test? seam testing, component testing, ear, nose and eye tension, torsion testing. For electric toys, including battery-powered toys and with AC / DC converter power toys. In addition to the need for common standards EN71 toy testing, the need to comply with the relevant EMC standards, involving: EMI (electromagnetic radiation):?? EN55022, EN55014-1, EN61000-3-2 / 3 EMS (electromagnetic immunity) ?:? EN55014-2, EN50082-1 ??CE certification process: