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Intertek Centre Court, Meridian Business Park, Leicester, LE19 1WD, UK EN71-3: Revised chemical migration limits for toys 0116 263 0330 Understanding EN 71-3: Chemical migration limits Contents 1 1 2 EN 3 Challenges and 4 Alternatives to traditional test based 5 Implications for products other than 6 7 How can Intertek help?.. 7 EN 71-3 First Action/Combined Migratable Screening:.. 7 EN 71-3 Risk Assessment:.. 8 Introduction On the 20th July 2009 the first major revision for over twenty years took effect on the European Toy Safety Directive (2009/48/EC). While most of the requirements of the revision applied to products from 20th July 2011, the chemical aspects, including the migration limits for various elements, actually apply to products first placed on the market from July 20th 2013. As a result of the change in the legislation, a revision to the EN 71-3 Standard has been developed by the CEN/TC52/WG5 committee working group, which has implications for toys and (indirectly) for child care articles and pencil/graphic instruments placed on the EU market.

Understanding EN 71-3: Chemical migration limits The resulting solution is then subject to chemical analysis to determine the amounts of each element which have dissolved into the acid from the toy material.

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