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07.Jun.2018

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CPST Testing Lab offers footwear testing services for a wide array of footwear categories, from indoor slippers to high-end designer shoes. We are accredited to perform chemical, quality and performance tests, including, but not limited to, testing for:
 
  ·Azo dyes and azo colourants
  ·Colorfastness on leather/synthetic leather/textiles
  ·Sole Flex Resistance
  ·Sole Abrasion Resistance
  ·Slip Resistance
  ·Bally Flex Resistance
  ·Heel Impact Resistance
  ·Heel Fatigue Test
Today, retailers are faced with far more than the age-old dilemma of whether to accept a nominal amount of manufacturing defects. Complex local, state, and federal regulations are challenging footwear manufacturers to produce safer, higher quality, and more environmentally friendly products than ever before. CPST Testing Lab will ensure your products are compliant with all applicable US and international regulations. In addition, physical, performance, and special claims testing with CPST Testing Lab will ensure the product consistently meets or exceeds your customer’s expectations.

Footwear Testing Guide & Requirements
Testing Guide for Restricted Substances in Major Footwear & Components
20180607Footwear

Common Chemical Testing for Footwear 
Substance  Legislation  Test Method  Reason for Concern 
Azo dyes and azo colourants  REACH 1907/2006 Annex XVII Entry 43 Textiles: EN 14362-1 & EN 14362-3 Leather – CEN ISO/TS 17234 The prohibited amines are carcinogenic
Nickel  REACH 1907/2006 Annex XVII Entry 27 EN 1811 + A1 / Coated materials tested after EN 12472 Nickel can cause skin allergies
Lead (and its compounds) REACH 1907/2006 Annex XVII Entry 63 EN 16711-1 & EN ISO 16711-2 Harmful to the environment; Toxic for reproduction
Cadmium  REACH 1907/2006 Annex XVII Entry 23 and EU Regulations 494/2011 and 835/2012 BS EN 1122 Method B Carcinogenic. Harmful to the environment
PFOS (Perfluorooctane Sulphonates)  POP Directive 850/2004 as amended EU by Regulation 757/2010 Solvent extraction followed by LC-MS Persistent in the environment, bioaccumulative; harmful to mammals
Phthalates  REACH 1907/2006 Annex XVII Entries 51 & 52 EN 14372 Textiles EN ISO 14389 Carcinogenic; endocrine disruptors
Dimethyl fumarate REACH 1907/2006 Annex XVII Entry 61 Solvent extraction followed by GC-MS Causes painful skin contact dermatitis, itching, irritation, redness and burns
Chromium VI  REACH 1907/2006 and Regulation 201/2014 ISO 17075 Carcinogenic
NPEO (Nonyl Phenyl Ethoxylate) & APEO (Alkyl Phenyl Ethoxylate)  REACH 1907/2006 Annex XVII Entry 46 as amended by Regulation 2016/26 AFIRM method
Textiles: EN ISO 18254-1 Leather: EN ISO 18512-1 & EN ISO 18512-2
Bio- accumulative; toxic to the environment and to human health; reprotoxic
Flame retardants  REACH 1907/2006 Annex XVII Solvent extraction followed by GC-MS or LC-MS.
EN ISO 17881-1 (Brominated FRs) & EN ISO 17881-2 (Phosphorus based FRs)
Persistent organic pollutant; carcinogen; reprotoxic; mutagen
SCCP (Short Chain Chlorinated Paraffins)  REACH 1907/2006 Annex XVII Entries 32 to 38 inclusive POP Regulation 850/2004 as amended by Regulation 2015/2030 Solvent extraction followed by NCI-GC-MS Toxic to environment.
Chlorinated Phenols (Pentachlorophenol) REACH 1907/2006 Annex XVII Entry 22 DIN 53313 (Leather) Bio- accumulative; persistent in the environment, toxic to aquatic species. suspected carcinogen
Biocides  EU Biocidal Product Directive 98/8/EC Solvent extraction followed by GC-MS or LC-MS Harmful to health and environment
Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH) REACH 1907/2006 Annex XVII Entry 50 as amended by Regulations 1272/2013 and 326/2015 AfPS GS 2014 Footwear: ISO/TS 16190 Carcinogenic
Allergenic Disperse Dyes Eco-labelling schemes DIN 54231 (textiles) Irritant
Carcinogenic Disperse Dyes  Eco-labelling Schemes DIN 54231 (textiles) Carcinogenic
Remark: It is the responsibility of the supplier to ensure compliance of their products with EU Regulation 1907/2006 (REACH) together with any additional requirements imposed in this document. The list of chemicals falling under REACH is updated regularly and the number of chemicals covered is expanding. It is the responsibility of the supplier to monitor and ensure the continued compliance of their products against the EU REACH Regulations.

Common Quality & Performance Testing for Footwear
Test Name  Test Method  Requirement*  Sample Size 
Fabric Construction & Fiber Composition 
Fiber Content AATCC 20/20A, ISO 1833, EN directive 73/74/EEC, EN directive 96/73/EC, GB/T 2910 Single: no tolerance Blend: -3% - +3% Material: 2 A4 Garment: 1 pc
Thread Count ASTM D3775, AS 2001.2.5, BS EN 1049-2, GB/T 4668, ISO 7211/2 +5% / -5% as claimed 0.5 metre
Stitch Density ASTM D3887 +5% / -5% as claimed 1 metre
Yarn Size ASTM D1059, BS ISO 7211-5, FZ/T 01093 +5% / -5% as claimed 1 metre
Fabric Weight ASTM D3776/D3776M-09a (Option C), AS 2001.2.13, ISO 3801, BS EN 12127, GB/T 4669 +5% / -5% as claimed 1 metre
Colorfastness** 
Colorfastness to Crocking/ Rubbing AATCC 8/116, AS 2001.4.3, BS EN ISO 105-X12, GB/T 3920 , SATRA TM 167,ISO 11640 Dry: 4.0; Wet: 3.0;
Dark Color: Dry: 3.0; Wet: 2.0
2 X A4
Colorfastness to Perspiration AATCC 15, AS 2001.4 E04, BS EN ISO 105-E04, SATRA TM335, GB/T 3922 CC: 4.0; CS: 3.0; SS: 4.5 A4
Colorfastness to Light AATCC 16, ISO 105 B02 ‡; GB/T 8427/14576, SATRA TM 160 CC:4.0 A4
Colorfastness to Water AATCC 107, AS 2001.4 E01, BS EN ISO 105-E01, SATRA TM 335, GB/T 5713 CC: 4.0; CS: 3.0; SS: 4.5 A4
Colorfastness to Chlorine Bleach TS-001, ISO 105-N01 CC:4.0 A4
Colorfastness to Non-Chlorine Bleach TS-001, ISO 105-N02 CC:4.0 A4
Colorfastness to Chlorinated Pool Water AATCC 162, ISO 105-E03,GB/T 8433, SATRA TM 356 CC:4.0 A4
Colorfastness to Sea water AATCC 106, BS EN ISO 105-E02,GB/T 5714 CC: 4.0; CS: 3.0; SS: 4.5 A4
Colorfastness to Ozone AATCC 109, ISO 105-G03 CC:4.0 A4
Colorfastness to Burnt Gas Fume AATCC 23, ISO 105-G02 CC:4.0 A4
Colorfastness to Saliva (<36mon only) DIN 53160, LMBG 82.10, GB/T 18886 CC:4.0; CS: 4.0 A4
Colorfastness to Phenolic Yellowing ISO 105 X18 CC:4.0 A4
UV Resistance to Yellowing ASTM D 1148,HG/T 3689 CC:4.0 A4
Colorfastness to Water Spotting BS EN ISO 15700,AATCC 104, SATRA TM 185 BS EN ISO 105 E07 GB/T 5717 CC:4.0 A4
Colorfastness to Hot Pressing AATCC 133,ISO 105 X11, GB/T 6152 CC:4.0 A4
Colorfastness to Dye Transfer BS EN ISO 15701, AATCC 163 CC:4.0 A4
Contact Storage Test for Discolouration SATRA TM 343 CC:4.0 A4
Remark: (*) The “requirement” shown in this document is an example of MTS recommended minimum requirement, it is not designed for specific order, market or customer. It is suggested to consult your buyer before submitting testing applications.
              (**) CS in UK/EU is usually grade 4.5. ‡For EU, test method uses blue wool standards to assess light fastness.
              (***) Consult MTS for specific requirements

Common Quality & Performance Testing for Footwear (Cont.) 
Test Name  Test Method  Requirement*  Sample Size 
Physical 
Tensile Strength ASTM D5034/D5035, AS 2001.2.3.2, EN ISO 13934-1/2, GB/T 3923.1/2, ISO 5081-1/-2,SATRA TM 29,ISO 37 GB/T 528 General Fabrics: <3.5
oz/sq.yard: Min 30lbs 3.5-5.0
oz/sq.yard: Min.35lbs >5.0
oz/sq.yard: Min.40lbs
Denim Fabrics: <8.0
oz/sq yard: Min.50lbs 8.0-12.0
oz/sq.yard: Min.80lbs >12.0
oz/sq.yard: Min.100lbs
Lining and Pocketing Fabrics: ≤3.0
oz/sq.yard: Min.20lbs >3.0
oz/sq.yard: Min.30lbs
13935-2: 1.5 metres Others:1 metre
Tearing Strength (Elemendorf) ASTM D1424 /D2261; AS 2001.2.8, EN ISO 13937-1, GB/T 3917.1, SATRA TM 65,SATRA TM 218,SATRA TM 30,ISO 3377,SATRA TM 162,QB/T 4198 General Fabrics: <3.5
oz/sq.yard: Min 2.0lbs 3.5-5.0
oz/sq.yard: Min.2.5lbs >5.0
oz/sq.yard: Min.3.0lbs Denim Fabrics: <8.0
oz/sq yard: Min.4.0lbs 8.0-12.0
oz/sq.yard: Min.5.0lbs >12.0
oz/sq.yard: Min.6.0lbs
Lining and Pocketing Fabrics: ≤3.0
oz/sq.yard: Min.1.5lbs >3.0
oz/sq.yard: Min.2.0lbs
1 metre
Bursting Strength ASTM D3786/D3786M-09, AS 2001.2.4, EN ISO 13938-1/-2, GB/T 7742.1,ASTM D 2210 <3.5 oz/sq.yard: Min 30psi
3.5-8.0 oz/sq.yard: Min.45psi
>8.0 oz/sq.yard: Min.55psi
1 metre
Lastometer Ball Burst Test SATRA TM 24, QB/T 2712, ISO 3379, ASTM D 2207 200N A4
Seam Strength SATRA TM 180, BS 5131 5.13 5N /mm 1 pair
Martindale Abrasion Resistance SATRA TM 31,ASTM D4966, EN ISO 12947,BS EN 13520, GB/T 3903.16 Slight wearing A4
Abrasion Resistance (Taber) ASTM D3884,SATRA TM 163, QB/T 2726 Slight Abrasion 1 metre
Sole Flex Resistance SATRA TM 133, SATRA TM 60,ISO 17707,QB/T 2885,BS 5131 2.1 ISO 4643,HG/T 2411 No Cracking 1 pair of shoes
Sole Abrasion Resistance ASTM D3886 (Mod.) ,ASTM D 1630 ISO 4649 ,SATRA TM 174 ASTM D5963, QB/T 2884 Consult MTS for specific requirements*** 1 piece sole
Slip Resistance ASTM F 609 Mod Static:0.40; Kinetic:0.30 1 piece sole
Snapping/ Unsnapping MTS-S045 / ASTM D4846, CEN/TR 16792 Annex B 2.0 – 5.0 lbs 10 pcs snap
Zipper Strength ASTM D2061, EN 16732 Chain Crosswise Strength: 77lbs Separating Unit: 26.4lbs 10 pcs Zipper
Zipper Operability ASTM D2062, EN 16732 max 1.6lbs 3 pcs Zipper
Bally Flex Resistance ISO 5402, ISO 7854,SATRA TM 55, ASTM D 6182,QB/T 2714 Slight Cracking A4
Bend Test After Cold Store ASTM D 2136, ISO 4675 No cracking A4
Hardness ASTM D2240 ,SATRA TM 205 ISO 868 ,GB/T 3903.4 TPR: 55-65 shore A PVC: 70-90 shore A EVA: 50-55 shore A (with skin) PU: 50-60 shore A Rubber: 55-65 shore A PCU: 60-70 shore A 1 piece sole

Common Quality & Performance Testing for Footwear (Cont.) 
Test Name  Test Method  Requirement*  Sample Size 
Physical 
Density SATRA TM 134,HG/T 2872,ASTM D 792 / 1 piece sole
Attachment Strength of Shoe Lace SATRA TM 175, QB/T 1652 150N 6 pieces laces
Lace Knot Slippage SATRA TM 195 30 Knot undone 12 Knot sipping 5 pieces laces
Abrasion Resistance for Lace SATRA TM 154 Method 1 GB/T 3903.36 Method 1 No damage 6 pieces laces
Breaking Strength of Shoe Lace SATRA TM 94, QB/T 2675 Dry:250N Wet:200N 6 pieces laces
Sole or Foxing Bond Strength SATRA TM 411,ISO 17708 QB/T 2886,GB/T 21396 3N/mm 1 pair of shoes
Rapid Sole Adhesion SATRA TM 404,BS 5131 5.1, GB/T 3903.3 150N 1 pair of shoes
Whole top line strength SATRA TM 143 500N 1 pair of shoes
Attachment Strength for Ornament SATRA TM 117, SATRA TM 149, SATRA TM 150, SATRA TM 151 BS 5131 5.11 / 1 pair of shoes
Strength of Sandal Toe Post SATRA TM 181 150N 1 pair of shoes
Whole Shoe Flexing SATRA TM 92 No damage 1 pair of shoes
Dynamic Waterproof Test SATRA TM 77 No water leak 1 pair of shoes
Top Piece Strength SATRA TM 108,BS 5131 5.9 140N 5 pieces shoes
Heel Attachment Strength SATRA TM 113,ASTM F 2232 BS EN 12785 1000N 1 pair of shoes
Corrosion Resistance SATRA TM310 Method 2 ISO 22775 Method 2 ASTM B117,ISO 9227 GB/T 3903.19 Method 2 No corrosion 3 pieces metals
Three Point Bending for Buckle SATRA TM 141 200N 3 pieces metals
Break/ Pipiness Test BS 5131 3.5,SATRA TM 36 / A4
Lacquer Adhesion SATRA TM 406, ASTM D 3359 No peel off 1 pair of shoes
Heel Impact Resistance SATRA TM 20,BS 5131 4.8 QB/T 2863 No cracking 3 pieces heels
Heel Fatigue Test SATRA TM 21, BS 5131 4.9 QB/T 2864 No cracking 3 pieces heels
Hydrolysis Resistance BS EN 12477 ,SATRA TM 344 No change 1 pair of shoes
Functional Test 
Water Vapour Permeability BS 7209 > 500 gr./sq m / 24 hours 0.5 metre
Water Resistance- Rain Test AATCC 35 Maximum 1g of water penetration @2 ft/2 minute 1 metre
Water Repellency- Spray Test AATCC 22 / ISO 4920 / GB/T 4745 90 (ISO 4) 1 metre
Oil Repellency AATCC 118, EN ISO 14419 ,SATRA TM 201 Original : 6 (Not wet by n-decane) After 3 laundering : 4 (Not wet by n-tetradecane) 1 metre
Soil Resistance AATCC 130 Class 4.0 minimum 1 metre
Water Resistance- Hydrostatic Pressure Test AATCC 127, ISO 811 >5,000 mm (UK: >1500mm) 1 metre
Air permeability ASTM D737, EN ISO 9237 Woven: > 20 cfm Knit: > 160 cfm 0.5 metre