Children shoes testing

Footwear and leather products use a lot of chemical materials in manufacturing, which are often sources of hazardous substances. In order to avoid potential adverse effects to human health from footwear and leather products, restricting hazardous substances such as formaldehyde, azo dyes, extractable heavy metals, phthalates is a inevitably demand. Accurate physical testing is important to ensure the footwear performances of comfort, durability and safety meets the required specifications. They also provide reliable information for consumers to choose their products.
 
General Chemical Testing for Children shoes：
 

Testing items	Referenced Law/Regulations
Migration of heave metals：Sb, As, Pb,Cd, Cr, Co,Cu, Ni, Hg	Oeko-Tex Standard 100, EN 16711-2 GB/T 18885
Heavy mental in total：Pb,Cd	CPSIA, Oeko-Tex Standard 100,
Phthalates	CPSIA, Oeko-Tex Standard 100， GB/T 18885
Organoctin:TBT,TPhT,DOT,DBT,MBT	2009/425/EC, REACH ANNEX VXII, 2009/563/EC, Oeko-Tex Standard 100,
DMF	Oeko-Tex Standard 100 REACH ANNEX XVII
Nickel Release	REACH ANNEX XVII
Cr (VI)	2009/563/EC, Oeko-Tex Standard 100,
AZO	REACH ANNEX XVII, 2009/563/EC, Oeko-Tex Standard 100,
Other testing items	.......

 
 
General Physical Testing for Children shoes：：
 

Testing items	Referenced Law/Regulations
Freezing flexing test	SATRA  TM 92
Slip Resistance	Satra TM144， ASTM F2913-11， GB/T 28287， EN ISO 13287， ISO 20345 5.3.5， ASTM F609
Non-yellowing test	ASTM D1148， DIN BS EN 4892-3
Tear resistance	ASTM D624， ISO 20872
Color fading by rubbing test	AATCC 8， AATCC 116， ASTM D1593， EN 13516， ISO 105， SATRA TM 167
Other testing items	.......