Industry
PU Toys
Safe, bright colour and clean release for soft-feel PU toys and squeeze products.
Challenges in pu toys
- Bright, saturated colours with compliance in mind
- Soft-feel surface and clean release
- Consistency across moulds and shifts
- Safety expectations for children's products
How Chemie helps
Colorants are REACH and RoHS compliant. Release agents are chosen for clean demoulding, and silicone spray can assist on short runs. Please share your applicable toy-safety standard so we can propose a suitable pigment set.
Shade development, samples and plant-trial support included
Recommended products
The Chemie range most used in pu toys.
Polyurethane Colorants
Pigment dispersion colorants matched to your shade, system and process.
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Mould Release Agents
Solvent-based, water-based and hybrid release agents for every PU process.
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PU Mould Cleaners
Customisable cleaners for metal and epoxy moulds.
View detailsPU Toys: frequently asked questions
Are your colorants suitable for toys?
Our colorants are REACH and RoHS compliant. Tell us the toy-safety standard you need to meet and we will advise on suitable pigments.
Which release agent is suitable for PU toys?
A release agent chosen for clean demoulding of your mould. Silicone spray can assist on short runs but should not be used where parts are painted or coated.
How do you keep colours consistent across moulds and shifts?
A master standard is retained, and grind, tinting strength and viscosity are checked on every batch.
How do I keep toy moulds clean?
Use a PU mould cleaner to remove release build-up and PU residue between runs.