Toy Plastics

A tough engineering thermoplastic widely used in automotive, consumer products, electronics and 3D printing.

Good balance of impact strength, stiffness, and processability.

Flexible, transparent, and easy to process polyolefin for films, bags, and packaging.

Rigid, strong, and chemically resistant material for crates, caps, and household goods.

Tougher than GPPS, with good processability for appliance housings, toys, and packaging.

Elastic, tough, and soft material for shoe soles, gaskets, and flexible parts.

Impact resistant, stiff, and good surface finish for appliance housings, automotive parts, and toys.

A cellulose derivative with improved toughness and weatherability for injection molding applications.

A high-density polyethylene produced from renewable sugarcane, chemically identical to conventional HDPE.

A standard injection molding grade of PLA optimized for cycle times and part quality in mass production.

A low-density polyethylene made from sugarcane, offering the flexibility and toughness of conventional LDPE.

PLA filament properties: density 1.24 g/cm³, tensile 50–60 MPa, print temp 190–220 °C, bed 0–60 °C. Full property sheet for standard PLA filament used in FDM 3D printing.

Recycled high impact polystyrene, providing better toughness and impact strength.

Recycled ABS for injection molding, offering good toughness and aesthetics.

Blue colored post-consumer recycled HDPE, suitable for industrial packaging and containers.

Natural colored post-industrial recycled PP copolymer, with enhanced impact properties.