Safety performance of PU toy paint

PU toy paint is a common coating for surface coating of children's toys. It has excellent safety performance and durability, but its safety needs to be evaluated according to different standards and tests. Here are some of the main considerations about the safety performance of PU toy paint:

Non-toxicity: PU toy paint usually needs to meet relevant non-toxic standards to ensure that the ingredients in the coating do not contain harmful substances. For children's toys, its paint surface should be safe and meet international standards such as EN71-3 or ASTM F963.

Abrasion resistance: PU toy paint has good abrasion resistance and can effectively protect the surface of the toy from wear or scratches. This is essential for the long-term use of children's toys, especially when the toys are often touched and rubbed.

Water resistance and heat resistance: PU coating has certain water resistance and heat resistance, and can withstand certain temperature changes and humidity environments to avoid deterioration or peeling of the paint surface due to external environmental influences.

UV resistance: PU toy paint usually has certain UV resistance, which can resist fading or degradation caused by sunlight, thereby ensuring that the coating maintains color stability during long-term use.

Environmental protection: Modern PU toy paints have increasingly higher requirements for environmental protection. Many paint products now use water-based PU paints to reduce the emission of volatile organic compounds and meet environmental protection requirements.

Compliance with standards: Different countries and regions have strict regulations on the safety of children's toy paints.

In general, the safety of PU toy paints depends on the quality control of its raw materials and production process. The correct selection of PU paints that meet the standards can provide a safe, durable and environmentally friendly coating solution.