As we all know, the color of a product or package is a key factor in its design. We rely on color to quickly identify the brand, style, size and many other details of the products we use every day. Fortunately, most formulations used in custom plastics manufacturing can be colored to suit your needs.
Plastic toys are roughly made of rubber, resin, silicone, PVC and other synthetic materials for dolls, food toys, handmade, cards, models, capsules, children’s toys, PVC toys and so on. Although it appeared late, it accounts for the largest proportion in the current market, with a wide range of varieties. A considerable part of them are model toys. What Colors Can Custom Plastic Toy Products Be? The short answer is that the sky’s the limit and all colors are available.
Many well-known manufacturers of plastic toys have long relied on our color matching. This is because we can combine the desired color of the plastic with all the carrier polymers so that there are no health concerns for the small users of plastic toys.
Colored plastic toys as a handout or giveaway are always appreciated by the recipient where your logo or advertising message is repeatedly exposed to your customers or potential customers. Colored plastic toys and other similar promotional items are used by small and large companies to help promote their brands, products and services. Promotional items are a proven marketing tool. Just look around your desk, car or closet and you will see printed promotional items such as pens, ice scrapers, shirts, hats and jackets that are screen printed or embroidered with company and organization logos.
Whether you need more flexibility in your design, a variety of colors, textures, or other characteristics, plastic parts are easily customized. Changes can also be made during production, and multiple resins can be used.
Plastic toy factory and Suppliers
Finding a factory is easy. Finding the right factory for your product is not as simple.
There are a few questions I’d need answer you to give specific advice but here are some things I would ask a client to think about. What is the product and who is it for? For instance, I’d be more careful on who I would work with for infant toys vs. toys for adults (like collectibles, not “adult”). Does it require tooling? Are you actually ready to manufacture or do you actually need someone else to make it manufacture ready?
What is your value proposition? Is it a low price? A new unique mechanism? Do you have a background in engineering/design and/or understand the manufacturing process? Will you be involved with the day to day communication with the factory or is everything new to you?
Toy manufacturing, as many other processes, involves different steps and a lot of effort and planning depending on what is your goal. You might be thinking about little toys intended to promote your brand and make it attractive, or focusing your enterprise, right from the start, on toys. We at DY promise that all our toy products are eco-friendly and we will never use recycled materials. We have a dynamic team of designers. Our plastic toys quality control team is reliable and experienced. We have a wide range of products with high quality, reasonable price and novel design. Our products are well received by our customers, widely recognized and trusted by our users, and are able to meet changing preferences.
