2003

Safety indicator

The treadmill national standard stipulates that the standard divides the treadmill into two categories: household (H) and commercial (S). The safety requirements are: not easy to be overturned, there should be a locking method to prevent uncontrolled use of third parties, commercial treadmills should be able to withstand at least 100,000 impacts. Recently, the national standards for treadmills have new requirements in terms of safety, such as the stability of equipment, prevention of scratches, shears, squeezing, clips and collisions of the human body, overloading and over-position of human body movements. There are detailed and clear rules. These safety technology requirements can guide consumers to pay attention to these indicators when purchasing a treadmill, and maintain their own safety when using.

, extrusion, clips and collisions, there are detailed and clear regulations on the overload and super position of human body movement. These safety technology requirements can guide consumers to pay attention to these indicators when purchasing a treadmill, and maintain their own safety when using.