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On May, 2023,the International Standards Organization (ISO) issued a new version of the standard ISO 8124-2:2:2023 Safety of toys-Part 2:Flammability. The new version effect immediately.
Compared with the old version, the new version of ISO 8124-2:2023 is revised as follows:
Clause/Subclause/Annex | Change |
Clause 3 | Added new definitions for cleansing, flowing elements,highly flammable solid, toy disguise costume, toys intended to be entered by a child and washing. |
Clause 4.1 | Highly flammable solids have replaced "materials with similar behaviour in fire as celluloid" from the previous edition. |
Clause 4.2 | Requirements for flowing elements ("material with similar features" in previous edition) have been reworded to aid clarity. |
Clause 4.2.5 | Revised application to apply to all toys to be worn on the head if not covered by preceding subclauses of 4.2. |
Clause 4.3 | New requirements for toy disguise costumes which contain loose stuffing which would otherwise fall out during testing (to 5.4.1.2.). |
Clause 5.4.1.1 | Added requirements for toy disguise costumes to be tested before and after washing even if instructions state not to wash. |
Clause 5.4.1.2 | Fully revised to increase testing of smaller specimens by allowing combined specimens or half-sized specimens and narrow materials as well as specifying testing of fillings, trims and embellishments. |
Clause 5.4.2 | Addition of wire mesh to test specimen holder to allow testing of narrow materials. |
Clause 5.4.6 | Revised expression of results. |
Clause 5.5 | Inclusion of soft-filled parts of disguise costumes if they contain loose filling which would otherwise fall out during testing under 5.4.1.2. |
Clause 5.5.3 | Clarified that the measurement of maximum unhindered dimension refers to the part(s) that are soft-filled regardless of whether the toy has a head or not. Clarified that timings are made to the top of the soft-filled parts and not to the top of the entire toy unless the top of the toy is also a soft-filled part. |
Annex A | Removal of previous A.2. |
Annex A.3 | Clarification of test categories applicable to different types of toys to be worn on the head. |
Annex A.4 | Clarification of test categories applicable to different types of toy disguise costumes. |
Annex A.5 | Inclusion of advice on how to assess whether certain toys are to be entered by a child. |
Annex A.7 | Clarification that toy disguise costumes should be washed regardless of whether they contain mechanisms that can be damaged by washing. Additional recommendation to add marker thread B and explanation of wire mesh added to test specimen holder. |
Annex A.8 | New clause with suggestions to manufacturers of toy disguise costumes on how to reduce rate of spread of flame. |
Annex A.9 | New clause with flow charts to aid clarification on how to obtain test specimens from toy disguise costumes. |
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