Products can be certified for IFF-mark by SP, as an appointed certification body by IFF. This certification means that the product fulfils technical requirements and that there is a subsequent surveillance.

 

 

Testing and Certification of Floorball Equipment



The game of floorball is increasing dramatically in several parts of the world, leading to increasing development of equipment used in the sport.

Development

One of the responsibilities of the International Floorball Federation (IFF) is to influence and guide the development of floorball equipment. For this reason, the IFF has decided to uphold criteria specified in the Material Regulations, mainly with reference to safety and the course of the game.

Testing criteria

The criteria of IFF refers to sticks, balls, goals, rinks and face mask for goal keepers. The stipulations come into force on 1st of May 1999 and apply to all national and international league games arranged by a member federation of IFF.

Certification criteria

The main parts of the certification criteria is first an initial testing of equipment in order to verify compliance with the criteria of the IFF, and secondly an unannounced sampling and testing of equipment on the open market within 3 years from initial testing. If the results of such tests are according to requirements, the equipment may be marked by the IFF approval mark.

Certification operate and manage

IFF has assigned SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden (SP) to operate and manage the certification system, according to given instructions. Testing for approval of floorball equipment shall be performed by SP or other institute fulfilling the criteria of the IFF.

Certified Equipment Database

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Material Regulations - Certification Rules for IFF-marking of Floorball Equipment

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CE-marking of Protective Eyewear used in the game of Floorball

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News and New Certified Equipment

[23/02/2010]

One new stick and one new blade from Stiga

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[17/02/2010]

One new stick and one new blade from Unihoc

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[25/01/2010]

One new goal from Cobra

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[14/01/2010]

Four new sticks from Unihoc

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[12/01/2010]

Sixteen new sticks and one new blade from Blast

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[16/12/2009]

One new goal from X3M

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[07/12/2009]

Three new sticks and one new blade from Serial Killer

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[04/12/2009]

Six new sticks and one new blade from Cobra

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[25/11/2009]

Three new sticks and one new blade from Score

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[24/11/2009]

Four new sticks and one new blade from Zone

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[22/11/2009]

Two new sticks and two new blades from Exel Floorball

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[20/11/2009]

One new blade from Blast

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[19/11/2009]

One new protective eyewear from Fatpipe

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[19/10/2009]

One new goal from Interplastic Roger Zoltowski

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[19/10/2009]

One new rink from Uniplast Ltd.

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[22/09/2009]

Three new sticks from Unihoc

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[21/09/2009]

Three new sticks from I.D.

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[21/09/2009]

Fifteen new sticks from Jolly

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[16/09/2009]

One new mask from Wall

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[30/08/2009]

Sixteen new sticks and one new blade from X3M

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[30/08/2009]

Twenty-one new sticks and one blade from Salming

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[21/08/2009]

One new stick from FatPipe

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[12/08/2009]

Five new sticks from Sport 2020

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[20/07/2009]

Two new sticks and one new blade from Fatpipe

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