vinyl figures - Roto-Casting Soft Collectible Figurines

Vinyl figures mainly refer to figurines made from PVC material. Vinyl figures are also called "Urban Vinyl." To a large extent, people often misunderstand "vinyl" as a type of material, but that is not the case. "Vinyl" is merely a technical term, similar to injection molding or resin casting. The primary material used is PVC. During production, liquid PVC is poured in, and through the rotation and uniform heating in a vinyl oven, the liquid solidifies and adheres to the edges of the mold.

PVC Figures — Injection-Molded Plastic Toys

PVC figures are three-dimensional plastic figure produced using injection molding technology. Injection-molded PVC figures are primarily used in areas such as corporate promotions, gift giveaways, and marketing campaigns. The production of injection-molded PVC figures is characterized by short production cycles and controllable costs. This process relies on injection molding technology, where molten plastic is injected into molds to solidify and form shapes. It features mass production capabilities and diverse designs.

Resin Figures — Epoxy Collectible Statues

Resin figures typically refer to fully painted anime figures made from epoxy resin. These figures are usually modeled after characters from Japanese anime or manga. Resin figures are generally solid, offering a high-quality texture with a smooth and refined surface. While they possess high hardness, Resin are also quite brittle. Therefore, the packaging for resin figures must be well-cushioned to prevent damage such as cracking or breaking.

Vinyl Plush Toys — Hybrid Soft-Vinyl Figures

Vinyl plush toys are soft toys that combine vinyl figure heads or accessories with plush fabric bodies. This hybrid format merges the detailed sculpting of vinyl with the huggable texture of plush, making them popular for designer collectibles and branded merchandise. Demeng Toy produces custom vinyl plush toys with integrated hard-vinyl faces and soft plush bodies.

Fiberglass Sculptures — Life-Size FRP Art Installations

Fiberglass sculptures are life-sized artistic creations made from composite materials, using synthetic resin as the base material and reinforced with glass fibers and related products, technically known as Fiber Reinforced Plastics (FRP). These art sculptures are characterized by their lightweight nature, corrosion resistance, and cost-effectiveness. The production process involves several steps, including creating a clay model, molding with plaster, and applying resin and fiberglass cloth. Life-sized fiberglass sculptures are widely used for decorative purposes in outdoor settings such as shopping malls, parks, and other public spaces.

Action Figures — Articulated Collectible Figures

Action figures were initially a type of game accessory, originating in 1962 from the Hasbro company's realistic model toys in the United States. These figures were designed at a 1:6 scale (approximately 30 cm tall) to replicate real-life characters. Their core features include fully articulated joints and the ability to freely change outfits and accessories. The character designs encompass a wide variety of themes, including military, anime, film and television, and historical figures. With the rise of art figures, some plastic figures with movable heads, hands, and feet have also come to be collectively referred to as action figures.

Blind Boxes — Random-Selection Mystery Toys

Blind boxes (blind bag) are a sales model characterized by random selection, referring to toy boxes where consumers cannot know the specific product style in advance, featuring a random attribute. This trend, originating in Japan, was initially called mini figures and later became known as blind boxes after gaining popularity in Europe and America. The contents are usually merchandise related to anime, film works, or designer-created figurines. They are called blind box toys because the packaging does not indicate the contents, and only upon opening can one discover what they have drawn. Psychological studies show that uncertain stimuli reinforce repeated decision-making, making blind box toys a highly addictive phenomenon.

Additional Services — Wooden & Copper Figures

Since 2012, Demeng Toy has been dedicated to serving everyone in need of customized designer toys. Demeng Toy not only operates production lines for plastic art figures but also has facilities for producing plush toys, wooden sculptures, and more. Demeng excels far beyond just figures, offering art and exceptional full customer service.