EN1888-1:2018 Standard Update--Strength, Durability, Drop Test

Strollers, strollers, prams, pushchairs and wheeled child transports tested to EN 1888 to assess reliability, durability and jam hazard:

It is recommended that baby strollers or pushchairs be tested in accordance with EN 1888 to demonstrate compliance with the Transport of Children on Wheels (Safety) Regulations 1997. This is a legal requirement for manufacturers, retailers, suppliers and distributors of these products. The standard covers a variety of risks and hazards, including chemical, thermal, mechanical, suffocation, entanglement, suffocation and swallowing. It also includes testing of the stroller's durability using rolling roads. By testing EN 1888, you can continue to build consumer confidence and trust in your product by demonstrating safety and reliability.

Stroller CE certification EN1888-1/-2:2018 standard:

1. EN 1888-1: 2018 Child care articles - Strollers - Part 1: Pushchairs and pushchairs

This European Standard details the safety requirements and testing methods for strollers designed for the carriage of one or more children weighing up to 15kg, and any stroller designed for children up to 20kg on a standing platform. This European Standard excludes toys, wheeled child carriers, engine-driven strollers, and pushchairs and pushchairs designed for children with special needs. Pushchairs and pushchairs or any part of a stroller that has multiple functions or can be converted to another function shall comply with the relevant standards.

2. EN 1888-2: 2018 Child care articles - Strollers - Part 2: Pushchairs for children over 15kg and 22kg

This European Standard specifies additional safety requirements and testing methods for pushchairs designed for the carriage of one or more children, each exceeding 15 kg, up to a maximum of 22 kg. This European Standard is suitable for use with European Standard EN1888-1 and cannot be used alone.

★For Strollers, Strollers or Strollers

EN 1888 Testing We offer all tests covered by EN 1888 at our juvenile product testing centre in the UK. During these tests, the stroller was subjected to various strength, durability and grip tests to ensure there was no danger.

★Strength test

During the strength test, the trolley will be loaded with a variety of different masses ranging from 9kg to 15kg, each designed to simulate the behavior of an infant when using the item. Strollers or strollers are rigorously tested for stability, impact and durability while carrying these heavy loads.

★Durability Test

We perform reuse cycle testing on key reusable components of stroller products to ensure they perform as intended during stroller use. The parking device and locking device were activated and deactivated 200 times before undergoing further rigorous testing. The durability of the wheels on the stroller was also tested on a rolling road that traveled at 5 km/h and had to deal with 72,000 obstacles.

★Drop test

According to EN 1888, we assess any areas on the stroller that may become trapped, using probes that vary from the size of a child's finger to the size of their head and buttocks to test their size

More details please refer to http://www.lab-testequipment.com/Stroller-Dynamic-Durability-Tester.html