Helmet certification testing standards for common knowledge introduction
CE for short
CE was written by French and English which means "European Conformity" the European Community.Has 15 current full members of the European Union: Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Spain, France, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Austria, Portugal, Finland, Sweden, United Kingdom, Czech Republic, Estonia, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, Malta, Poland, Slovenia and Slovakia.
Ultimate helmets bicycle helmets, common safety standards
1.CE EN1078: bicycle helmet sales to Europe, mainly in the impact test, tensile testing and stability testing.2.TUV: sold to Germany's bicycle helmet, mainly in crash tests, with tests and testing.3.CPSC: refers to sales of United States bicycle helmets, mainly in crash tests, with tests and testing.4.CSA: pointing out that sales to Canada of bicycle helmets, mainly in crash tests, with tests and testing.5.AS/NZS2063: refers to selling my bike helmet, mainly in crash tests, with tests and testing.Special emphasis is the weight of the helmet has a strict requirement, when the helmet low substance 250g, the weight of substance 25G (helmet substance is 230g, its weight is expressed as 205g-255g);Helmet weight is higher than 250g, whose weights range from substance ± 10%, but its weight is represented as an actual substance (280g), the substance is referred to above does not contain the weight of the hat and pull strap ends to sew (folded two layers together in a total of six cars).
Safety standard for riding helmet
1.ASTM F1163 horse helmet sales to America, mainly in crash tests, tensile testing and functional testing.Pull strap ends to sew (folding a two layer, and is separately sewn together).2.CE, EN1384: horse helmet sales to Europe, mainly in crash tests, with tests and testing.
Safety standard for Ski Helmets
1.ASTM F2040: snow helmets refer to sales to the Americas, mainly in the impact test, tensile testing and stability testing.2.CE, EN1077-2007: snow helmets sold to Europe, mainly in the impact test, tensile testing and stability testing.
Rock climbing helmets commonly used security standards
1.UIAA: refers to the authority of the international mountaineering body, Union Internationale des Associations d'Alpinisme.UIAA standards (UIAA Standard 106), was enacted in conformity with CE standards on the basis of, and CE standards more stringent than some.2.CE, EN12492: is the European Union (CE) with regard to rock climbing helmet standards, mainly in the lateral impact test, impact test, the sharp test, stability test.
Motorcycle helmet safety standards1.
1.the United States DOT standards: United States Department of transportation's initials, is the United States go-Vern-ment mandatory requirement for helmets sold in the country.2. the European ECE standard: short for the Economic Commission for Europe, which is an acronym for ECE-2205.3. United States the SNELL standard: in honour of a comrade named SNELL died, is an independent security testing body, and a set of claims to the worldMost professional sports protective equipment safety standards.4. China GB standards: standards set by the China's domestic professional, although full implementation but many businesses is not.5. Japan JIS and SG certifications: SG (Safety Goods) mark by the consumer product safety Association (CPSA) established by the consumer product safety Act, JISIs a Japan industrial standard.6. Australia AS/NZ1698 certification: Australia and New Zealand joint standards.