Stationery Products

Stationery mainly refers to pencils, crayons, ballpoint pens, pigments, watercolor pens, adhesives, erasers, hardware office supplies, paper office stationery, etc. In recent years, Chinese stationery companies have repeatedly faced export barriers and anti-dumping policies. At the same time, China fully implemented the national standard "General Safety Requirements for Student Supplies" on April 1, 2008.

Physical testing

*BS7272-1/-2:2008- Safety standard for suffocation prevention of pen caps and plugs

*JIS S 6023:1992- Adhesive

*JIS S 6037:2000- Marking pens

*JIS S 6061:2005- Neutral ballpoint pens and refills

*JIS S 6060:1996- Safety requirements for pen caps for writing and marking pens for children under 14 years old (including 14 years old)

*ISO 14145-1:2004- Part 1: General use of ballpoint pens and refills

*ISO 12757-1:2004- Part 1: General use of ballpoint pens and refills

*ISO 11540:1993- Safety requirements for pen caps for writing and marking pens for children under 14 years of age (inclusive)

*GB 21027:2007- General Safety Requirements for Student Supplies

chemical test

*American Hazardous Art Materials Labeling Regulations (ASTM D-4236 LHAMA)

*British Pencil and Drawing Tools 1998 S.I. 2406- Toxic Elements in Writing Instruments

*Chemical Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)

*Toxicity Risk Assessment (TRA)

*Efficacy Testing of Preservatives (USP51)

*Microbial Limit Test (USP61)

*Cadmium content testing (91/338/EEC, Dutch regulations)

*Phthalate testing (2005/84/EC, H.R. 4040)

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