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    The customer manufactures plush toys for retailers and must meet European toy safety standards requiring that small toy parts withstand a 90N tension test. To test compliance, the customer obtained a test system from Mecmesin including a test stand, 250N force gauge, and fixtures to test various plush toy shapes and sizes. This system allowed the customer to verify that small toy parts could withstand the required force, meeting safety standards and aiding product design.

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    Quality Testing of Stuffed Toys.

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    The customer manufactures plush toys for retailers and must meet European toy safety standards requiring that small toy parts withstand a 90N tension test. To test compliance, the customer obtained a test system from Mecmesin including a test stand, 250N force gauge, and fixtures to test various plush toy shapes and sizes. This system allowed the customer to verify that small toy parts could withstand the required force, meeting safety standards and aiding product design.

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    Toy Test

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    The customer manufactures plush toys for retailers and must meet European toy safety standards requiring that small toy parts withstand a 90N tension test. To test compliance, the customer obtained a test system from Mecmesin including a test stand, 250N force gauge, and fixtures to test various plush toy shapes and sizes. This system allowed the customer to verify that small toy parts could withstand the required force, meeting safety standards and aiding product design.

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    Toy Test

    The customer supplies plush giftware to retailers such as Clintons. Their plush products are manufacture to European
    toy safety standard BS EN 71-1, 1998 (Safety of toys - Part 1, Mechanical and Physical Properties). To meet this
    standard, small parts attached to the plush toy must withstand a 90N tension test.

    Solution
    To meet the specification, Mecmesin supplied a test system consisting of a MDD manual test stand, an AFG 250N
    digital force gauge and a variety of fixtures, suitable for testing a wide variety of plush toy shapes and sizes. This
    system enabled the customer to determine that the small parts on the plush toys could resist a specified force,
    meeting the requirements of the European toy safety standard and assisting in product design.

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