Storage products, as indispensable items in daily life, directly impact safety, environmental performance, and user experience. With increasing consumer demands for home furnishings, the need for testing storage products is growing. Testing encompasses not only physical properties such as load-bearing capacity and abrasion resistance, but also chemical safety performance, including heavy metal content and the release of harmful substances. Furthermore, the structural design, environmental friendliness of materials, and lifespan of storage products are also key testing areas. Scientific and standardized testing ensures that storage products meet relevant standards, protecting consumer health and safety while enhancing market competitiveness.
The main testing items for storage products include:
1. Physical performance testing: including load-bearing capacity, compressive strength, abrasion resistance, impact resistance, and high-temperature resistance.
2. Chemical safety testing: testing for heavy metals (such as lead, cadmium, and mercury), phthalates (plasticizers), formaldehyde release, and other harmful substances in the materials.
3. Structural safety testing: checking for sharp edges and corners, potential pinching risks, and the stability of opening and closing mechanisms.
4. Environmental Performance Testing: Assess the material's recyclability, biodegradability, and compliance with environmental standards (such as RoHS and REACH).
5. Service Life Testing: Simulate wear and deformation under long-term use conditions to assess the product's durability.
6. Labeling and Marking Inspection: Ensure product labeling complies with relevant regulations, including material specifications and usage precautions.