"SNZ AS/NZS ISO 8124.7 Toy Safety Part 7: Requirements and Test Methods for Finger Coatings" specifies the safety requirements and test methods for finger Coatings for children's toys. The standard mainly focuses on the health and safety of finger Coatings for children, especially the composition of Coatings, physical and chemical properties and possible hazards to children's skin and eyes. The standard specifies safety requirements such as hazardous substance limits, toxicity tests, irritant tests for Coatings to ensure that products meet health and safety standards. Through standardized test methods, manufacturers are able to evaluate the safety of finger Coatings, reduce potential risks and protect children's safety. This standard applies to all children's Toy coatings sold and used, and is an important basis for children's toy manufacturers, testing agencies and regulatory agencies to ensure the safety of children's use.