What safety standards and regulations do fireworks products need to meet?

As potentially hazardous consumer products, the manufacture, sale, transport and discharge of fireworks products require strict compliance with a range of safety standards and regulations. The following are the main safety standards and regulations that fireworks products need to comply with:

I. National and Industry Standards

1. National Standards:
   • Fireworks products are classified into four classes, A, B, C and D, according to the dosage and the degree of danger they pose. Among them, Class C and D products belong to the category of personal discharge, with relatively small dosage and relatively low danger, which are suitable for ordinary consumers to buy and use.
   • The production, packaging and labelling of fireworks products need to comply with the requirements of national standards such as the Safety and Quality of Fireworks, in order to ensure the safety and quality of the products.
2. Industry Standards:
   • The fireworks industry also has a series of industry standards, such as the Safety Technical Regulations for Fireworks Operations, which provide specific safety requirements for all aspects of production, storage, transport and sales of fireworks products.
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Second, the safety performance requirements

1. Product structure:
   • The structure of fireworks products must be firm and should not be loose, deformed and other phenomena to ensure that no accidents will occur in the process of fireworks.
   • The specific requirements of each type of product (e.g. combination, spray, lift-off, etc.) should also be met, such as the structure of combination products must be firm and not loose, and the guide rods of lift-off products should be intact.
2. Material selection:
   • The materials used in the production of fireworks products should comply with the relevant national safety standards and regulations to ensure the purity and stability of the materials.
   • Key materials such as fuse need to meet the safety requirements, such as safety fuse should be able to control the burning speed, the colour is generally green, and the external wrapped with a layer of waterproof varnish.
3. Packaging and labelling:
   • Packaging of fireworks products should be neat, undamaged and able to protect the products from damage during transport and storage.
   • The packaging should be clearly labelled with the product name, consumer category, product level, manufacturer's name and address, drug content, warning message, instructions for burning, date of manufacture, shelf life and other information so that consumers can use and understand the product correctly.

Laws and regulations

1. Production licence:
   • Production enterprises must obtain a production safety licence certificate in order to carry out production activities. The issuance and management of the certificate is the responsibility of the relevant State authorities.
2. Sales management:
   • The sale of fireworks products is required to be conducted at designated locations, and salespersons are required to have appropriate qualifications. When purchasing fireworks, consumers should go to regular places with sales licences and comply with regulations such as limits on the number of items to be purchased.
3. Discharge management:
   • The discharge of fireworks needs to be carried out at the specified time and place, and comply with the local discharge policy. Discharge personnel need to have the appropriate qualification certificates and strictly abide by the safety regulations during the discharge process.

Fourth, environmental protection requirements

1. Waste disposal:
   • Waste and exhaust gases generated during the production of fireworks products need to be handled correctly in accordance with relevant environmental protection laws and regulations in order to avoid pollution of the environment.

In summary, fireworks products need to comply with a series of safety standards and regulatory requirements to ensure their safety and environmental friendliness during production, sale, transport and display. These standards and regulations not only protect the rights and safety of consumers, but also promote the healthy development of the fireworks industry.This article comes from: https://fireworkslit.com/Fireworkslit-https://fireworkslit.com/what-safety-standards-and-regulations-do-fireworks-products-need-to-meet/ This article comes from: https://fireworkslit.com/Fireworkslit-https://fireworkslit.com/what-safety-standards-and-regulations-do-fireworks-products-need-to-meet/