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CCC: Safety Belts for Motor Vehicle

6. October 2016

Safety belts are given the same high priority in China as they are in Europe or the US. The understanding of what constitutes a seatbelt, the requirements that are placed on it, and how to verify those are also similar to the European standards. In general, four different types are distinguished in the GB standard 14166-2013; The lap belt, oblique shoulder strap, three-point belt and the harness strap. According to GB standard, a safety belt is defined as follows:

“An arrangement of straps with a securing buckle, adjusting devices and attachments which is capable of being anchored to the interior of a power-driven vehicle and is designed to diminish the risk of injury to its wearer, in the event of collision […]“

With regard to China CCC certification, the flammability of the belt itself and the safety of the belt retractor, play an important role. While the flammability is tested according to GB 8410-2006 as for other interior components, GB 14166-2013 is decisive for testing the remaining components. It includes the following aspects:
• Corrosion test
• Micro-slip test
• Conditioning of the strap (behavior under impact of Humidity, temperature, UV light, abrasion)
• Tensile strength
• Numerous static tests on the strap and the assembly
• Buckle-opening tests

Furthermore, the correct materials must be used. For example, the use of PA6 is generally prohibited.
Opened seat belt.
With the support of MPR China Certification GmbH and China Certification Corporation, many manufacturer have successfully mastered the “CCC certification” hurdle, including the market leaders in the field of safety belts for motor vehicles. If you are interests in more information on CCC certification please do not hesitate to contact us. Just send us an e-mail or give us a call UK: +44 2071931135, US: +1 773 654 2673, EUR: +49-69-2713769150.

You can find more information on CCC certification, the process and associated costs, on our website. For more detailed information, please download our free booklet “CCC Made Easyhere. You may also consider our book “A Brief Guide to CCC: China Compulsory Certification”, which can be ordered directly on Amazon here.

Please take the opportunity to visit us from 18-20 October 2016 at the IZB in Wolfsburg. The MPR China Certification GmbH and the CCAP will be represented there in Hall 3, Stand 3306.

MPR Author

About the author: Julian Busch is founder and managing director of MPR China Certification GmbH
Publisher: MPR China Certification GmbH

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