Custom toy OEM with 3D printing means a toy can be designed, sampled, approved and scaled under your own brand without paying for injection-mould tooling.
The workflow is: design or upload, receive a quote, approve a printed sample, then move to production, quality check and shipping. Every stage is visible in the My Designs dashboard.
This suits brands that need a lower break-even than moulded production allows, and publishers testing a new character before committing to a full tooling investment.
| SLA - Stereolithography | 0.05 - 0.1 mm layer height | accuracy +/-0.1 mm | minimum wall 0.8 mm (recommended >= 1.2 mm) |
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| SLS - Selective Laser Sintering | 0.1 - 0.12 mm layer height | accuracy +/-0.3% | minimum wall 1.0 mm |
| MJF - Multi Jet Fusion | 0.08 mm layer height | accuracy +/-0.3 mm | minimum wall 1.0 mm |
| FDM - Fused Deposition Modeling | 0.16 - 0.3 mm layer height | accuracy +/-0.2% | minimum wall 1.2 mm |
| Metal SLM / DMLS | 0.02 - 0.05 mm layer height | accuracy +/-0.1 mm | minimum wall 0.5 - 1.0 mm |
Yes. We handle design, sampling, small-batch and bulk production from our own factory with your packaging and branding.
Design or upload files, review the quote, approve a printed sample, then production, quality check and shipping. Each stage is tracked in the My Designs dashboard.
A sample runs from 1 piece so the print can be checked, and bulk pricing tiers start at 10 units.
No. 3D printing needs no mould, so a new toy design can be produced without a tooling investment. That is what allows low-volume OEM work.
The approved sample becomes the reference. Production parts are checked against it for dimensions, surface finish and colour before packing.
We provide material details, weight, dimensions and HS codes so customs paperwork for your market can be completed.
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