VIGA Faucet Manufacturer 
The Ningbo Quality Inspection Institute recently conducted a special retrospective supervision and spot check on the product quality of faucets (falai) in Yongkang Hardware City, aofia ai 15 tagata gaosi. The origins include Shanghai, Zhjiang, Guangdong, Fujian ma isi 4 nofoaga, and the number of unqualified batches is 15 Batch, batch failure rate is 100%.
Among the unqualified indicators, mea uma o “Mea o le Hygoene Manaomia” na le agavaa, 14 vaega o “afaina o le ogatasi o le taina ma le plating” items were unqualified and 10 vaega o “Faailoga” aitema na le agavaa.
Lē agavaa “Mea o le Hygoene Manaomia” o lona uiga o le mamafa o metal e masani ona lauiloa i le sili atu o le tapulaa, o le a faʻaleagaina le soifua maloloina o tagata faʻatau. O le asiasiga na mauaina o loʻo i totonu o le oloa na faʻatulaga lenei taimi, zinc alloy materials were used as the main product material accounted for 50%.
Although the relevant standards do not specify which materials to use, the use of zinc alloy materials is likely to exceed the standard for heavy metals, and zinc itself is a heavy metal, and excessive amounts will cause zinc fever. I le taimi nei, the most widely used faucet materials should be copper alloy and stainless steel.
Faucets with unqualified “Coating ma Plating Forroon Fegalegaleaiga” are prone to rust after use, which affects the appearance. After corrosion, they may also contain toxic components, such as patina, which is highly toxic.
CCTV has repeatedly reported on heavy metal incidents such as excessive lead in faucets. This is also a catalyst for the introduction of the new version of the “Standard for Ceramic Sealing Sheet Faucets”. Ia Tesema 1, O le fale faapaologa tulaga valaauina “le sili ona tumu i le talafaasolopito”-GB18145-2014 “Ceramic faʻamaufaʻailogaina pepa laupepa” came into effect. The new national standard supplements and modifies existing standards in terms of water-saving performance and quality of faucets. Faatusatusa i le uluai tulaga, the biggest change is the addition of 17 metal pollution such as lead, chromium, arsenic, Manganese, ma Mercury. The amount of precipitation is a mandatory clause. Ia i latou, le aofaiga o “taʻitaʻia” that has attracted much attention is not more than 5 micrograms / lita, lea e ogatasi ma o loʻo i ai nei i le taimi nei ma o le lalolagi maualuga. O le tulaga fou e faʻaaogaina i faʻamoemoega o mea uma.
In order to promote the implementation of the new standards, the first new national standard certification for faucets has also been launched. “Tusi Faamaonia o le uamea pollitrant orgicieding mo ceramic pepa faamau” is the first voluntary product certification for the new national standard of faucet. I le lumanai, it may play the role of “3C certification in the bathroom industry” and become the market access for faucet products. certificate. The first batch of certified companies meeting the national standard will be announced at the end of the year.
The Provincial Quality Supervision Bureau stated that when consumers buy faucets, E tatau ona latou faʻatau atu oloa agavaa e faʻatau atu i auala masani ma gaosia e ala i fale gaosi masani. It is best to choose products produced according to the new standard after December 1, 2014, and do not unilaterally pursue low prices. . Try to buy a faucet with copper alloy and stainless steel as the main material and excellent appearance quality.