Among the many types of toys, plush toys represent a significant product category. Below is relevant information regarding the production of plush toys, including classification, definitions, and testing methods.
Classification of Fabrics
Plush toys can generally be divided into two main categories: fabric and plush.
1. Fabric Types:
- T/C Fabric
- Needle Iron Fabric
- Bylon Fabric
- Jing Fabric
- Shishi Fabric
- Jirong Fabric
- Wrinkle Fabric
- Denim Fabric
- Mesh Fabric
- Satin Fabric
- Towel Fabric
- Down Fabric
- Cotton Fabric
2. Plush Types:
- Classified by hair length: Long Hair, Short Hair, Rolling Hair, Curly Hair, and Water-Washed Hair.
- Types of plush yarn: A yarn and V yarn.
Accessories
1. Eyes: Cartoon Eyes, Crystal Eyes, and Flat Eyes.
2. Noses: Shiny Nose, Fuzzy Nose, Flat Nose, Triangular Nose, and other toy embellishments (buttons, flowers, etc.).
3. Threads: Various threads like 60/4, 40/3, 60/6, and waxed threads.
4. Straps: T/C Straps, Cotton, Woven Straps, and others.
Packaging Materials
Packaging can be categorized into:
- Boxes: Cardboard boxes, color boxes (display, windowed, folding, etc.), paper cards, flat cards, and plastic bags (PE, PO, PP, etc.).
- Accessories: Instruction manuals, color cards, hangtags, labels, pins, hooks, and other decorative items.
Necessary Testing for Related Materials
1. Threads: Colorfastness tests, tensile strength tests (as per customer requirements), and Japanese sanitation tests.
2. Fabrics: Dry/wet rubbing tests (for colored fabrics), tensile strength tests, and combustion tests.
3. Dolls: Torque, tensile, pressure, bite, and throw tests must meet customer requirements or European and American testing standards.
4. Heat Transfers: Label mobility tests and adhesive strength tests.
5. Ribbons: Tensile strength, colorfastness, combustion, and Japanese sanitation tests.
6. Velcro: Functionality and durability tests.
7. Eyes and Noses: Weight and tensile strength tests.
8. Silkscreen Printing: Dry/wet rubbing tests and oil rub tests.
9. Ropes: Tensile strength tests.
10. Boxes: Oil rub tests and static pressure tests.
11. Plastic Bags: Thickness tests, adhesive strength tests, and oil rub tests.
12. Instruction Manuals: Oil rub tests.
13. Color Boxes: Oil rub tests, aging tests, and crush tests (for transparent windows).
14. Hangtags: Oil rub tests.
15. Stickers: Label mobility tests, oil rub tests, and computer pattern tests.
16. Hardware: Saltwater tests (rust tests), sharp points, and edges.
17. Electronic Components: Functionality, durability, noise, frequency, current, and voltage tests.
18. Battery Compartments: Short circuit, heating, and upside-down tests.
19. Wires: Rust tests (saltwater tests), bending tests, and sharp angle tests.
20. Coatings (Mirrors): Oil boundary tests.
21. Sound Boxes: Functionality, durability, throw, and dB tests.
22. Glue Parts: Twist, pull, bite, and compress tests (as needed), soft rubber (hardness tests), burning tests (as per customer requirements), and throw tests.
23. Blister Packs: Aging and freezing tests, with pressure tests as necessary.
24. Labels: Aging tests, dry/wet rubbing tests, and tensile tests.
25. Foam: Hardness tests and yellowing resistance tests.
26. Teething Toys: Functionality, durability, and throw tests (as per customer requirements).
27. Transfer Printing, Coated Parts, and Foil Stamping: Oil rub, boundary oil, sand blasting, freezing, and aging tests.
28. Finished Products: Simulated transportation tests.
29. Dolls with Exposed Edges: Must undergo edge fabric tests.
30. Small Beanbag Dolls: Must undergo throat gauge tests.
31. Mixed-Shape Toys: Must undergo color migration tests if they combine rubber and fabric.
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