Application
Plastic resins for Toys & Consumer Goods
Resins for toys, housewares, stationery and everyday products, where color, safety documentation and price drive the choice.
Typical parts
- Building blocks and toys
- Storage boxes and housewares
- Stationery and office items
- Cosmetic cases
- Luggage shells
- Garden furniture
What the material has to do
- 01Color and gloss
Bright, consistent colors and a good surface straight from the mold.
- 02Toughness
Products are dropped, stepped on and handled by children.
- 03Compliance
Toys and food-contact housewares need the right regulatory documents.
- 04Cost
High volumes make resin price and cycle time decisive.
Recommended resins
| Resin | Why it is used here | |
|---|---|---|
| ABS Resin | Building blocks, toys and luggage that need gloss and impact. | See grades → |
| PP Homopolymer | Housewares, storage boxes and caps. | See grades → |
| PP Random Copolymer | Clear storage boxes and containers. | See grades → |
| GPPS Resin | Clear cosmetic cases and stationery. | See grades → |
| HIPS Resin | Toys and stationery at lower cost. | See grades → |
Grades used for toys & consumer goods
Grades from our catalog that are commonly specified for this application. Open a grade for its data sheet, or send us your part requirements for a recommendation.
Processing notes
For toys, ask for the producer's declarations against the standards you sell into, such as EN 71 or ASTM F963, and confirm food-contact status for housewares.
General guidance only; follow the producer's TDS for each grade.
How we help
- Grade matchSend the grade you use now or your part requirements; we return options with data sheets.
- DocumentsTDS and the COA for the shipped lot; MSDS and compliance declarations where the producer issues them.
- Own compoundsPA6, PA66, PPA and MXD6 compounds from our Jiaxing and Shaoxing plants.
Toys & Consumer Goods: common questions
Can you provide compliance documents for toys?
We supply the producer's declarations where the producer issues them; final product testing remains with the toy maker.