What is the difference between rotocasting and sofubi?

Vinyl toys are primarily crafted from polyvinyl chloride (PVC) through rotocasting. Non-toxic plasticizers, stabilizers, and colorants are typically added as auxiliary materials to enhance flexibility, durability, and aesthetic appeal. This material is commonly used in the production of soft vinyl toys, blind boxes, and collectible figurines. It is favored for its low manufacturing cost and ease of processing, such as through slush molding and injection molding techniques.

The primary distinctions between resin, vinyl (soft PVC), and rigid PVC lie in their properties and applications. Resin is a hard and brittle material, commonly used for crafting intricate collectible items. PVC is a durable and sturdy plastic widely utilized in mass consumer products and plastic figures.Vinyl (soft PVC) is essentially a form of PVC produced through rotational molding techniques and is frequently used in the manufacturing of toys.

Yes, Funko Pop! figures are primarily made from vinyl, specifically polyvinyl chloride (PVC), through a rotocasting process. They are then painted and assembled, involving numerous intricate production steps.

Yes, we use FDA-certified PVC materials and non-toxic plasticizers. Our products comply with EN71, ASTM F963, and other international toy safety standards.

Production time varies based on complexity and quantity. Typically, prototype development takes 7-15 days, and mass production takes 25-35 days after sample approval.