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    16 CFR 1241: Mandatory Regulations for Infant Mattresses in the United States

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    US. Consumer Product Safety Commission CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Commission) at 2022 year 2 month 15 The final rule on infant and toddler mattresses was published in the Federal Register. 16 CFR 1241 . The new regulations will take effect on 2022 year 8 month 15 It officially takes effect today. The promulgation of this regulation signifies that the US. market is about to end the era of having no mandatory regulations for infant and toddler mattresses. Once the regulation comes into force, infant and toddler mattresses exported to the US. market will be required to comply with its mandatory requirements. 16 CFR 1241

     

     

    to 2022 This fall, crib mattresses and aftermarket mattresses intended for play yards and portable cribs will be required to comply with a new federal safety standard. The mandatory standard will mandate improved labeling, marking, and instructions to better communicate the risk of injury to consumers. The new standard addresses several hazards, such as lacerations caused by coil springs and overly soft mattresses. It also requires that any mattress sold for use in play yards meet the same performance requirements as the original mattress, ensuring that infants cannot suffocate in the gap between the mattress and the flexible sides of the play yard.

     

      

    Portable mattress

    Children's bed mattress

     

    The US. Consumer Product Safety Commission is aware. 2010 year 1 Month to 2021 year 4 At least that occurred during the month 494 Accidents, including 139 resulting in fatal accidents and 355 Non-fatal incidents involving crib mattresses have been reported. Hazardous scenarios associated with crib mattresses include design-related issues and suffocation caused by mattress compression.

     

     
     

    This regulation references voluntary standards. ASTM F2933-21 and, on the basis of this standard, some revisions have been made, with the main amendments as follows:

    Add a definition for the sleep surface;

    Increase the required clearance between the mattress and the corners of the crib.

    Requirements have been added regarding non‑standard‑size infant and toddler mattresses. Non‑original mattresses must not be smaller than the original mattress; if the original mattress includes a slatted base, the non‑original mattress must also include one; and if the original mattress comes with storage recommendations, the non‑original mattress must likewise provide such recommendations.

    to put ASTM F2933-21 Standards for cribs covered in the document ASTM F406 and ASTM F2194 Replace the requirements with the corresponding regulations. 16 CFR 1220 16 CFR 1221 and 16 CFR 1218 the requirements in;

    The requirements for mattress firmness and the corresponding test methods have been added.

    Requirements and test methods for mattress springs have been added.

    A test bed sheet has been added as a testing device.

    Updated labeling and information requirements;

    The requirements for the instruction manual have been added.

     

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