Sand in children’s sandboxes and beaches is a medium susceptible to microbiological and chemical contamination that can represent a health risk, especially for children. Periodic control of its quality is essential to guarantee safe play and recreation spaces.
Ematsa makes its laboratory services available to carry out this control.
Children’s sandboxes are exposed to multiple sources of pollution:
Contaminated sand can transmit intestinal parasites, pathogenic bacteria, and other infectious agents, especially to young children who have direct hand-to-mouth contact.
NTJ 13R (Technological Standard that establishes the quality criteria for children’s sandpit sands)
There is no specific mandatory legislation for the control of beach sand, but it is considered advisable to carry out analyses after: heavy rain storms, episodes of tidal flooding, pollution due to dumping, marine fauna mortality events, etc.

Because the safety of the little ones is a priority. Controlling the quality of sand in public spaces is a preventive public health measure. Trust a laboratory with experience and specialized methodology.
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