What are the differences in safety standards for electric tilters among different countries?

2025-09-03 10:56:13

The safety standards for electric flip machines vary in different countries and regions, and the following are some of the main situations in these countries and regions:

european union:

The European Union has a directive 2006/42/EC specifically applicable to mechanical products, known as the New Machinery Directive. This directive specifies the basic requirements that mechanical products should meet when placed on the market, including the definition of machinery, basic health and safety requirements for safety design and manufacturing. If the electric flipping machine is sold in the EU market, it must comply with the requirements of this directive and be affixed with the CE mark. In addition, the EU's coordinated standards such as the EN series standards also provide detailed regulations on various aspects of mechanical safety, such as EN 292, which involves general requirements for mechanical safety. The design and manufacture of electric flipping machines must meet these relevant coordinated standards.

U.S.A:

The United States does not have a specific unified standard for electric flip machines, but there are a series of related standards applicable to different types and uses of machinery. For example, the UL1450 standard developed by Underwriters Laboratories in the United States is applicable to the safety assessment of electric office equipment. If electric flip machines are used in office scenarios, they may need to comply with the electrical and mechanical safety requirements of this standard, such as insulation resistance testing and protection of moving parts. In addition, standards such as 16 CFR 1505 in the United States have safety regulations for electric products used by children. If the electric flip machine may be used in contact with children, it must also meet corresponding child safety requirements, such as preventing electric shock and not exposing live parts in accessible areas.

Japan:

To comply with PSE certification, Japanese power tools must comply with the Electrical Equipment Safety Law and relevant Japanese Industrial Standards (JIS). For electric flip machines, reference may be made to JIS C 60335 standard, which covers requirements for electrical safety, mechanical safety, etc., including insulation performance testing, withstand voltage testing, current leakage testing, overload protection testing, etc., to ensure that the electric flip machine does not cause harm such as electric shock and fire to users under normal use and fault conditions.

the republic of korea:

South Korea ensures the safety of electric tools through KC certification, and for household electric tools, there is a KC 60335-2-14:2010 testing standard. This standard includes requirements for shell strength testing, insulation testing, transmission system testing, safety switch testing, grounding testing, etc., to ensure that electric tools will not cause harm to users during normal use. If the electric flipping machine belongs to the category of household electric tools, it must meet the relevant requirements of KC certification.