Sharp Edge Tester To determine whether accessible edges on toys are likely to cause injury. A self-adhesive PTFE tape is attached to a mandrel, which is then rotated for a single 360-degree revolution along the accessible edge being tested. If the tape is cut in half or longer in length (approx. 13 mm), the edge is identified as a hazardous sharp edge. Toys intended for use by children under 8 years old are subject to this requirement before or after use & abuse testing. Dimensions: 290x180x115 mm Weight: 1.90 kg Standards: 16 CFR 1500.48, ASTM F963 4.8, EN-71 1998 8.2, ISO 8124 Accessories ：charging unit foot switch Standard import sharp edge tape base plate

Test Leakage Needle Diameter 1MM, the top radius 0.5MM, load 5N, for leakage testing, Standard: EN71-1; GB6675 A.5.19 Dimension Tolerance: + /-0.05mm

Small Parts Cylinder To determine whether toys & other articles intended for use by children under 3 years old present choking, aspiration, or ingestion hazards because of small parts. If any objects can fit completely into the cylinder without compressing & in any orientation, it is defined as a "Small Part". Its internal dimensions simulate the fully expanded throat of a child under 3 years old. Standards: 16 CFR 1500.48, ASTM F963 4.8, EN-71 1998 8.2, ISO 8124

Kinetic Energy Tester/Projectile Velocity Tester Kinetic Energy Tester To determine the size catapults kinetic energy of toys, the ejection of parts of the test apparatus through the tube or external testing of the components of the two sensors detect the ejection toy parts used away after a certain period of time, it has calculated the move Energy. The main instruments used for this test launch of baby toys or children's safety. Clock out：1 MHz Display：7 digit Display rang ：0.000001 to 9.999999 sec Projectile size ：Large then 2mm diameter Small then 35mm diameter ( for internal sensor ) Sensors distance：Fixed 150mm ( internal sensor ) Adjustable ：40mm - 400mm ( external sensor) Dimensions：240mm×310mm×130mm. Weight：16kg Standards：16 CFR 1500 ASTM F963 4.8 EN-71 ISO 8124

Sharp Point Tester To determine whether accessible sharp points on toys are likely to cause injury. If the accessible sharp point penetrates a specified depth into the small rectangular opening of the tester, the LED is illuminated to indicate that the point is unacceptably sharp. Toys intended for use by children under 8 years old are subject to this requirement before or after use & abuse testing. Related Standards ASTM F963 EN71