Safety Is at the Heart of Our 3D-Printing Process

We understand that many of our colourful 3D-printed products appeal to children, collectors and families. That is why safety forms an essential part of our product-development and due-diligence procedures.

Our 3D-printed range is assessed and tested in accordance with the applicable UK product-safety requirements. Our compliance work includes testing against the following recognised toy-safety standards:

EN71-1: Mechanical and Physical Properties

EN71-1 considers the mechanical and physical characteristics of a product. This includes factors such as its construction, dimensions, accessible components and potential hazards arising through normal or reasonably foreseeable use.

EN71-2: Flammability

EN71-2 assesses how materials behave when exposed to a flame or ignition source. This helps ensure that products do not present an unacceptable flammability risk.

EN71-3: Migration of Certain Elements

EN71-3 covers limits on the migration of certain chemical elements from materials used in a product. This is an important part of assessing the suitability of materials used in items that may be handled by children.

These assessments form part of our UKCA compliance and due-diligence process. Appropriate testing and supporting records give customers greater confidence in the care taken before our products are offered for sale.