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BS EN 581 Part 1:2006 Part 1: 一般安全要求 Definitions Parts accessible during use parts to which access can be easily gained when the furniture is in its intended configuration of use and for which unintentional contact is foreseeable Automatic locking mechanism mechanism which engages without guidance by the user and prevents unintended movement Shear and squeeze point shear and squeeze points exist if the distance between two accessible parts moving relative to each other is less than 18 mm and more than 7 mm in any position during movement Test Probe Safety Requirements Tubular components, holes and gaps accessible during use Tubular components, holes and gaps accessible during use shall be covered if a 7 mm or 12 mm, test probe can be pushed into them in any direction with a maximum force of 30 N to a depth of more than 10 mm and cannot be pulled out again in the reverse direction by a maximum force of 30 N. Bottom of tubular legs shall be capped or plugged. Safety Requirements Shear and squeeze points Shear and squeeze points when setting up and folding- created only during setting up or folding are acceptable providing the user can be assumed to be in control of his/her movements and to be able to cease applying the force immediately on experiencing pain. Shear and squeeze points under the influence of powered mechanisms- There shall be no accessible shear and squeeze points created by parts of the furniture operated by powered mechanisms, e.g. mechanical springs, gas lifts. Shear and squeeze points during use- There shall be no accessible shear and squeeze points created by loads applied during normal use. Shear and squeeze points are not acceptable if a hazard is created by the weight of the user during normal movements and actions, e.g. attempting to move the seating by lifting the seat or by adjusting the backrest. BS EN 581 - 2:2000 Part 2: Mechanical safety requirements and test method for seating Seat strength and durability Seat strength test