This standard specifies the general safety requirements and test methods for fitness equipment. This standard applies to fitness equipment for special training venues, public fitness venues and home use. This standard does not apply to fitness equipment used by unattended children, the elderly and the disabled. GB 17498-1998 General safety requirements for fitness equipment GB17498-1998 standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net

GB17498—1998
This standard adopts EN957-1:1996 "Stationary training equipment Part 1: General requirements and test methods" in a non-equivalent manner, and is formulated in combination with the actual production conditions of my country's fitness equipment industry. The main technical differences between this standard and EN957-1:1996 are as follows: 1. The term "stay" replaces "wire (rope), steel belt" in the original standard; 2. The opening in the pulley structure diagram is replaced by "maximum 52°\" instead of "52°±1"; since the process design specification of the fitness equipment production industry in my country stipulates that the opening of the pulley groove is 36°~52°, in order to meet the "maximum 52°" of the pulley groove opening and make the inner surface of the groove smooth (tangent) to avoid wear on the stay, the requirement of 120°±1° fillet at the bottom of the groove is cancelled; 3. For the metal clamp to clamp the stay, the clamping force test requirements of the stay clamp are supplemented, which are parallel to the requirements in the original standard. One of the requirements can be selected to adapt to the several forms of metal clamps used in my country's production industry. 4. In this standard, the angle between the stay and the cover is at least 50°, or other corresponding measures are used to ensure safety, and the requirement of 120°±1° fillet is cancelled. The flywheel test in the original standard has been replaced.
In order to further standardize the production, sales and use of fitness equipment, a series of relevant industry standards with "fitness equipment" as the main title will be gradually formulated in the future, including the definition of fitness equipment, product classification, general technical conditions, inspection rules and specific product standards of various types. This standard is proposed by the State Bureau of Light Industry.
This standard is under the jurisdiction of the National Center for Standardization of Stationery and Sports Goods. The responsible drafting units of this standard are: Shanghai Stationery and Educational Goods Industry Research Institute, Huzhou Fitness Equipment Factory, and Shanxi Changzhi Aorui Special Fitness Equipment Factory; participating drafting units: National Sports Commission Sports Equipment Center, National Sports Equipment Quality Inspection Center. The main drafters of this standard are: He Yuling, Yuan Tianxiang, and Wu Shaodi. 327
1 Scope
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Safety of body-buiding equipment
General requirements
Safety of body-buiding equipmentGeneral requirements
This standard specifies the general safety requirements and test methods for fitness equipment. GB 17498--1998
This standard applies to fitness equipment for special training venues, public fitness venues and home use. This standard does not apply to fitness equipment used by unattended children, the elderly and the disabled. 2 Referenced standards
The provisions contained in the following standards constitute the provisions of this standard through reference in this standard. When this standard is published, the versions shown are valid. All standards will be revised, and parties using this standard should explore the possibility of using the latest versions of the following standards. GB191-90 Pictorial signs for packaging storage and transportation
GB265 2—89 Tensile test method for welds and deposited metal GB4706.1-92 General safety requirements for household and similar electrical appliances GB4706.10--93 Safety of household and similar electrical appliances Special requirements for massage appliances GB5296.1-85 General instructions for use of consumer products 3 Definitions
This standard adopts the following definitions.
3.1 Body-building equipment Body-building equipment Special equipment used to improve physical fitness, increase physical functions, conduct physical exercise, basic sports training and general rehabilitation exercises. 4 Safety requirements
4.1 Stability
Self-standing fitness equipment should not tip over when conducting the relevant tests of this standard. 4.2 External structure
4.2.1 Corners
The radius of all corners on the surface of the supporting parts must be greater than 2.5mm. The edges of the parts that can be touched by users or bystanders (non-users) must not have burrs and must be rounded or protected by other means. 4.2.2 Pipe ends
All accessible pipe ends shall be sealed with parts or pipe plugs. 4.2.3 For pinching, shearing parts and rotating and moving parts, the minimum distance between the moving parts and the adjacent moving or fixed parts within the reach of the height below 1800mm is 60mm; if only fingers are endangered, the minimum distance is 25mm; if the distance between the moving parts and the frame (fixed parts) can remain unchanged during movement, the minimum distance is 9.5mm.
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Note: When using fitness equipment, if there are appropriate blocks or impact protection in the range where the user can move relative to the user, or the user's posture can prevent bystanders (non-users) from entering and the user can immediately stop the action, it is not subject to this requirement. 4.2, 4 Magnetic weight codes
The movement of all weight codes on fitness equipment should be limited according to the requirements of training operation, and there should be no uncontrolled deflection phenomenon.
Safety mechanism
Fitness equipment should have corresponding mechanisms, devices or relevant measures that can automatically release the user, such as locking, pre-tensioning, unloading, etc., to prevent the user from entering an over-forced state.
4.4 Adjustment and locking mechanism
The adjustment parts on fitness equipment should function reliably, be easily identified by the user and will not cause danger, and the possibility of unintentional changes is not allowed. The adjustment parts of the buttons (rotating) and handles (bars) should not extend into the normal range of motion of the user when in use. The pins used to fix the selected weight blocks should be equipped with a reliable locking mechanism. The correct function of the locking mechanism should be obvious. 4.5 Guy rope
4.5.1 Breaking force
Guy ropes must have a breaking safety factor of six times the maximum rated resistance source for the maximum load force that may occur. During the breaking strength test, the guy rope shall not break, loosen or have obvious damage. 4.5.2 Guy rope and pulley
4.5.2.1 The nominal diameter d of the guy rope and the bottom radius r of the pulley groove shall meet the following requirements: r shall be within the range of d/2+5% to d/2+15%, and d/2+10% is the optimal value.
4.5.2.2 The depth of the pulley groove shall be at least 1.5 times the nominal diameter of the guy rope, and its cross-sectional shape is shown in Figure 1. The outer diameter of the pulley shall be at least 18 times greater than the nominal diameter of the guy rope.
-Outer diameter of pulley; 6-Nominal diameter of pulley
a) Pulley cross-section
d Nominal diameter of guy wire (including coating); r-Pulley groove radius b) Guy wire and pulley structure
Figure 1 Pulley structure
4.5.2.3 If a metal clamp is used to clamp the guy wire, the end of the guy wire should be tightly embedded in the clamp ring; the exposed clamping end is 0~2mm; the end of the guy wire should be clearly visible, and the clamp joint should not be bent; or the clamping tension of the metal clamp must have a breaking safety factor of four times the maximum rated load of the equipment resistance source.
Guard wire clamps are only allowed to be used behind a sleeve or similar protective device. 4.5.3 Guy wire sleeve
A guy wire sleeve or other similar protective device should be provided to prevent the guy wire from coming out or popping out. 329
4.6 Pull-in points
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Accessible pull-in points at a height of less than 1800 mm driven by a pulley must be ensured by an angle of at least 50 between the pulley and the cover or other appropriate measures to prevent the hand from being caught when it is horizontal to the pulley (except for pulleys with a transmission pressure per unit area not exceeding 90 N/cm2).
4.7 Handles
4.7.1 Integral handles
Integral handles should be installed in a position that is usually marked and have a textured surface to prevent slipping. 4.7.2 Grips
The installed grips should withstand a pulling force of 70 N and should not be pulled out. 4.7.3 Turning handles
The turning handles must be secured by a mechanical locking device and have a textured surface to prevent slipping. 4.8 Welding strengthwwW.bzxz.Net
The strength of the main welded parts of fitness equipment shall not be less than 300MPa. 4.9 Electrical safety
The electrical safety of fitness equipment shall comply with the relevant provisions of GB4706.1 and GB4706.10. 5 Test methods
All tests in this standard must be carried out at a temperature of 23℃±5℃ and a relative humidity of 55%~75%. 5.1 Stability test
The tester with a weight of 100kg±5kg shall apply the maximum load and conduct the test in the maximum range of motion according to the swing direction of 10° and the deflection of 5° in other directions during normal training. 5.2 External structure inspection
5.2.1 Corner inspection
The corner radius shall be measured with an R gauge of corresponding accuracy; others shall be inspected by sense organs. 5.2.2 Pipe end inspection
All accessible pipe ends shall be visually inspected. 5.2.3 The clamping, shearing parts and rotating and moving parts shall be inspected using measuring tools of corresponding accuracy and sensory inspection. 5.2.4 Inspection of magnetic weight code
Use it as normal training and use your senses to inspect the condition of the weight code. 5.3 Inspection of safety mechanism
Use it as normal training and use your senses to inspect the safety mechanism, device, measures, etc. 5.4 Inspection of adjustment and locking mechanism
Use it as normal training and use your senses to inspect the requirements of the adjustment and locking mechanism. 5.5 Inspection of guy rope
5.5.1 Determination of breaking strength of guy rope
Measure and calculate the maximum load force that occurs under the maximum load. Then, perform a tensile test with a linear increase in load until it is added to six times the actual maximum load force. The speed during stretching is 20mm/s and the length of the guy rope to be tested is 200mm. 5.5.2 Inspection of guy rope diameter and pulley structure size According to the guy rope and pulley structure diagram (see Figure 1) and the requirements of the guy rope metal clamp, use a measuring tool of corresponding accuracy to measure and inspect. 5.5.3 Clamping force test of the guy wire clamp
Place the guy wire and its clamp of 200mm length on the tensile testing machine and carry out tensile test at the speed of 20mm/s according to the specified maximum load force.
5.5.4 Inspection of guy wire sleeve
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Use sensory inspection to check whether there is a sleeve to prevent the guy wire from coming out or popping out. 5.6 Inspection of guy wire entry point
Use sensory inspection and corresponding precision measuring tools as in normal training. 5.7 Inspection of handle
Inspect the handle structure with sensory inspection, and apply 70N force to the handle sleeve with appropriate tensile device for the pull-out force of the handle sleeve for 1min. The handle sleeve shall not be pulled out.
5.8 Inspection of welding strength
Main welded parts shall be tested according to the test method of GB2652. 5.9 Electrical safety
Test according to the corresponding test methods of GB4706.1 and GB4706.10. 6 Marking, labeling, instruction manual
6.1 The following markings shall be on (inside) the fitness equipment product or its packaging: a) product name, product model;
b) manufacturer name and detailed address,
c) product quality inspection certificate,
d) production date or production batch (number),
e) product standard number.
6.2 The outer packaging of fitness equipment products shall indicate the gross weight, volume, quantity and other contents and the packaging storage and transportation pictorial markings in accordance with GB191.
6.3 The marking shall comply with the relevant national laws, regulations and national standards and industry standards. The measurement units used in the marking shall be the legal measurement units. The marking shall be clear, firm and easy to identify, and the text used shall be standardized Chinese characters. 6.4 The fitness equipment or its packaging shall have product instructions (books) and installation, repair, maintenance and warning signs or Chinese warning instructions. The content and expression of the instructions shall comply with the provisions of GB5296.1. 331
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