Small Parts Cylinder Test Object
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This is designed to the specification for determining if a toy is a choking hazard for a child under 3.
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This small parts cylinder is designed with the dimensions specified in the Canada Toys Regulations, Schedule 1 (SOR/2011-17), a regulation adopted under the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act (S.C. 2010, c. 21).
A toy that is likely to be used by a child of less than three years of age must not contain a part that is meant to be separable or may become separated with reasonably foreseeable use of the toy and that can be totally enclosed in the small parts cylinder illustrated in Schedule 1 using a force of not more than 4.45 N.
Dimensions: The inner part of the cylinder measures 31.7 mm in diameter, and the height increases from 25.4 mm to 57.1 mm along a 45 degree angle.
The cylinder is similar to the one defined in the United States under 16 C.F.R. 1501.4.
References:
- Industry Guide to Health Canada's Safety Requirements for Children's Toys and Related Products
- Canada Toys Regulations (SOR/2011-17)
- Canada Consumer Product Safety Act
- United States Consumer Product Safety Commission - Small Parts for Toys and Children's Products Business Guidance
- United States 16 CFR 1501.4 - Size requirements and test procedure
Important note: I designed this to the specifications provided in federal regulations to the best of my ability; however, individual printers and slicers may cause the dimensions to be altered. Moreover, using this object to test a toy does not mean that it is safe for children, regardless of the test outcome. Supervise your children at all times.