Research and development for the Toy Industry
In the toy industry, we apply research and development not only to the project as a whole but also to specific aspects of complex projects, where materials, printing, and packaging engineering come together to create distinctive solutions.
Fabric
The use of fabrics in the toy industry is playing an increasingly vital role. The most common materials range from synthetic fibers—known for their softness and ease of cleaning—to natural fibers, valued for their safety and sustainability.
Softness, durability, and safety are some of their most distinctive characteristics.
IML
IML (In-Mold Labeling) is a plastic decoration technology in which a pre-printed label is inserted into the mold before injection or blow molding. The molten plastic encapsulates the label, making it an integral part of the finished part and eliminating the need for post-production labeling.
Examples of IML applications:
- Food packaging: ice cream tubs, fresh cheese containers, yogurt cups, and food containers.
- Industrial containers: paint buckets, crates, and containers for chemicals or motor oil.
- Consumer goods: household items, plastic boxes, and high-quality custom packaging.
Our projects for the toy industry
Projects completed for the toy and licensing industry.
Do you have a toy project you’d like to bring to life?
Contact us for a packaging solution that enhances your licenses, branding, and product engineering.