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BSI PD CEN/TR 13387-2:2015

BSI PD CEN/TR 13387-2:2015

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Child use and care articles. General safety guidelines – Chemical hazards

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BSI 2015 42
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This Technical Report provides guidance information on chemical hazards that should be taken into consideration when developing safety standards for child use and care articles. In addition, these guidelines can assist those with a general professional interest in child safety.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
4 Contents Page
6 European foreword
7 1 Scope
2 Regulatory, normative and policy background
2.1 General
8 2.2 REACH – Short summary
2.2.1 Registration
2.2.2 Authorization
2.2.3 Restrictions
2.2.4 Articles
9 2.2.5 Recommendations
2.3 Toy Safety Directive and related standards
2.3.1 Short summary of Toy Safety Directive
10 2.3.2 Toy standards
2.3.2.1 Harmonized standards
2.3.2.2 Non-harmonized standards
11 2.3.3 Recommendations
2.4 CEN Approach on addressing environmental issues in product and service standards
2.4.1 Short summary
2.4.2 Recommendations
12 3 Basics of Chemical Safety Assessment (CSA)
3.1 General
3.2 Hazard assessment
14 3.3 Exposure assessment
15 3.4 Risk characterization
3.5 Example – PAHs
3.6 Example – Migration limit values in Toy Safety Directive
16 3.7 Recommendations
17 4 Child use and care articles specific approaches
4.1 General aspects
4.2 Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC)
4.3 CMR substances
18 4.4 Certain elements
4.4.1 Regulatory and normative background
Table 1 — Migration limits, from toys or components of toys, scraped-off toy materials
4.4.2 Specific child use and care articles considerations
4.5 Flame retardants
4.5.1 Regulatory and normative background
19 Table 2 — Flame retardants with action limits from EN 71–9
4.5.2 Specific child use and care articles considerations
4.6 Colourants
4.6.1 Regulatory and normative background
Table 3 — Colourants with action limits from EN 71–9
20 4.6.2 Specific child use and care articles considerations
4.7 Primary aromatic amines
4.7.1 Regulatory and normative background
Table 4 — Primary aromatic amines with action limits from EN 71–9
21 4.7.2 Specific child use and care articles considerations
4.8 Monomers
4.8.1 Regulatory and normative background
Table 5 — Monomers with limits from EN 71–9
4.8.2 Specific child use and care articles considerations
4.9 Solvents (migration)
4.9.1 Regulatory and normative background
22 Table 6 — Solvents (migration) with limits from EN 71–9
4.9.2 Specific child use and care articles considerations
4.10 Solvents (inhalation)
4.10.1 Regulatory and normative background
23 Table 7 — Solvents (inhalation) with limits from EN 71–9
4.10.2 Specific child use and care articles considerations
4.11 Plasticizers
4.11.1 Regulatory and normative background
Table 8 — Plasticizers with limits from EN 71–9
24 4.11.2 Specific child use and care articles considerations
4.12 Sensitizers – Fragrances
4.12.1 Regulatory and normative background
Table 9 — Allergenic fragrances not allowed to be used in toys
26 Table 10 — Allergenic fragrances to be labelled if used in toys
4.12.2 Specific child use and care articles considerations
4.13 N-Nitrosamines and N-Nitrosatable substances
4.13.1 Regulatory and normative background
27 4.13.2 Specific child use and care articles considerations
4.14 Other
4.14.1 Formaldehyde (other than monomer or preservative)
4.14.1.1 Regulatory and normative background
4.14.1.2 Specific child use and care articles considerations
28 Annex A (informative) Brief description of EU regulatory chemical requirements applicable to child use and care articles
A.1 Cadmium
A.2 Nickel
A.3 Flame retardants
A.4 Colourants
29 A.5 Wood preservatives
A.6 Preservatives (other than wood preservatives)
A.7 Plasticizers
A.8 N-Nitrosamines and N-Nitrosatable substances
30 A.9 Policyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs)
A.10 Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs)
A.11 Food contact materials
A.12 Packaging
31 Annex B (informative) Model requirements for use in a standard
B.1 Introduction
B.2 General chemical requirements
B.3 Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC)
B.4 CMR substances
B.5 Certain elements
32 Table B.1 — Migration limits of certain elements
B.6 Flame retardants
Table B.2 — Flame retardant limits
B.7 Colorants
33 Table B.3 — Colourants limits
B.8 Primary aromatic amines
Table B.4 — Primary aromatic amines limits
34 B.9 Monomers
Table B.5 — Monomers limits
B.10 Solvents (migration)
Table B.6 — Solvents (migration) limits
35 B.11 Solvents (inhalation)
Table B.7 — Solvents (inhalation) limits
B.12 Plasticizers
Table B.8 — Plasticizers limits
B.13 Sensitizers – Fragrances
36 Table B.9 — Allergenic fragrances not allowed to be used
38 Table B.10 — Allergenic fragrances to be labelled
B.14 N-Nitrosamines and N-Nitrosatable substances
B.15 Formaldehyde (other than monomer or preservative)
39 Bibliography

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