主题：【求助】急，求救：加拿大基材需要做总铅测试吗？限值还是600ppm

基材不用做总铅，涂层总铅的限量是90PPM

原文由 小鬼当家(joyboy123) 发表:
基材不用做总铅，涂层总铅的限量是90PPM

有具体法规出处吗？我感觉国内现在解读有点乱，不是很透彻。
还有谁对此比较了解吗？    CCPSA  这个东西快可以和ST2002有点一拼了，记得当初对ST2002里面重金属的解读是费了好大劲，最终还和日本的原意还是有区别。

CCPSA 是法规，Hazardous Products Act CHAPTER 3 （2010.10.30）第25-27页有限量要求，还有专门的方法指引，

Substances in plastic materials

27. (1) The grade, quality, quantity and proportion of a substance — including a resin, plasticizer, antioxidant, dye, or pigment — that is used to manufacture plastic material that is contained in or constitutes a toy that is or is likely to be used by a child of less than three years of age must be those considered acceptable for use in the manufacture of food packaging materials and food containers.

Exception

(2) Such a substance may be used to manufacture the plastic material in an amount of 1% or less if the substance meets the requirements of sections 25 and 26.

Prohibition

(3) The following substances must not be used to manufacture the plastic material:

(a) a heavy metal;

(b) a compound of a heavy metal;

(c) a substance set out in section 22 or 23; or

(d) a phthalate within the meaning of the Phthalates Regulations.

可能大家对法规的理解不一致,我们公司现在加拿大3岁以下儿童玩具的塑料要求做总铅含量测试.Limit为90ppm

加拿大目前总铅还是只做涂层，限值90ppm。

原文由 luoxiandong(luoxiandong) 发表:
可能大家对法规的理解不一致,我们公司现在加拿大3岁以下儿童玩具的塑料要求做总铅含量测试.Limit为90ppm

我们分三种情况吧，三岁以下是一样的做总铅，三岁以上分与嘴接触不与嘴接触，接触就做，不接触就不做，但是对与嘴接触这块我觉得原文说的不是很清楚，字面意思可以理解成类似CPSIA的可触及，但是我个人理解应该是可以放入口中那种才叫做与嘴接触，
大家怎么看？

原文由 AK-47(冲)(scott-vip) 发表:
加拿大目前总铅还是只做涂层，限值90ppm。

加拿大 和 美国差不多，都是做涂层

我查阅了一下，总结如下，希望对大家能有所帮助：
CCPAS是一个法案，支撑这个法案有很多Regulations，什么材料及限量是多少是由这些regulation规定的。与Pb相关的Regulations如下：
1，children Jewellery regulation:Pb:600ppm
2,Toy regulation:surface coating:90ppm
3,Consumer product containing lead(contact with mouth) regulation:
  each accessible part:90ppm
4,Surface coating material regulation:90ppm

The following items shall not have total lead content greater than 90 milligrams per kilogram as per the Consumer Products Containing Lead (Contact with Mouth) Regulations, Canada Hazardous Products Act (SOR/2010-273 of November 2010):

(a)    products, other than kitchen utensils, that are brought into contact with the user’s mouth in the course of normal use;
(b)    products intended for use in play or learning by children under three years of age.