In the Australian inflatable world, the word you hear the most should be Australian Standard AS 3533.4.1:2005。This Standard was prepared by the Joint Standards Australia/Standards New Zealand

Committee, ME-051, Amusement Rides and Devices, to complement the general

requirements for amusement rides and devices given in AS 3533.1 and AS 3533.2. This Standard sets out requirements and guidance for the design, manufacture, operation

and maintenance of land-borne inflatable amusement devices that are static when in use. It

also specifies information to be supplied with the equipment.

Now the latest Australian Standard AS 3533.4.1:2018 is evolved from Australian Standard AS 3533.4.1:2005.

You can download the specific requirements of Australian Standard AS 3533.4.1:2018 online. Simply put, inflatable mold manufacturers need to produce inflatable molds that fully meet the requirements of Australian Standard AS 3533.4.1:2018. If your inflatable model does not meet the Australian Standard AS 3533.4.1:2018 standard, there is a good chance that the insurance company will not insure you. Especially after the Tasmanian inflatable incident, Australian Standard AS 3533.4.1:2018 has become a must-have standard. Otherwise, you won’t be able to use inflatables.

In China, there are only a few large inflatable manufacturers capable of producing inflatables that comply with Australian Standard AS 3533.4.1:2018. Their products will bear the Australian Standard AS 3533.4.1:2018 logo.