Small Parts & Choking Hazards: Design Rules That Save Shipments
Choking-hazard rules drive many design decisions. Learn the key thresholds before you lock a design.Small parts regulations differ...
Choking-hazard rules drive many design decisions. Learn the key thresholds before you lock a design.
Small parts regulations differ by age band — toys for under-3s must pass strict small-parts and torque tests.
The 'no small parts' rule affects buttons, eyes, wheels and decorative elements, not just loose pieces.
Designing with these rules from the start avoids expensive rework and helps your shipment pass every market.
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