The safety of toys is governed by various standards, of which one, in particular, applies to printing inks. Printing Inks for the Toy Industry is facing special challenges due to the demands of higher safety requirements specially in terms of chemicals used in printing inks for toys. Norms and regulations have thus existed to ensure the safety of toys for years in this sector

A toy is a product that is used to entertain children. It is primarily marketed to children, but it can also be marketed to adults. Toxin-free inks are now required in every kid-oriented product.

Farbatex inks are formulated with your health in mind. These inks are non-toxic, BPA-free, and cyclohexane-free. Our Farbatex series inks are designed for clothing and can stand up to 50 washes. There are extra opaque printing inks for darker garments, and our FT-003 series is OEKO-TEX® certified. These inks are affordable and produce a soft fee. These inks are mainly used for tagless printing.

The Farbatoy range of Farbatech inks is specially formulated for toy component printing, unmatched screen printing, pad printing, spray painting and thermoforming application capabilities. It is backed by color matching by spectrophotometry, color development and sampling support & service.

FARBATOY-SPRAY ink is designed specifically for spray coating on toys. These two-component inks are especially effective for printing on toys made of a wide range of materials like wood, plastic, metals etc. These inks are non-toxic and meet the demanding heavy metals and phthalate test criteria of EN-71 Part-3, BIS 9873 Part 3 and HASBRO SRS-018 and SRS-046 global toy standards. Our toy spray coating inks offer excellent adhesion, gloss, and scratch resistance. As a result, they are an excellent choice for spray coating on toys.

Our Silicone inks, paints, and Coating are ideal for replacing any other inks in the market as they provide formulated and aesthetically appealing features suitable for skin contact and environmental sustainability. Furthermore, a rise in screen printing on performance wear and for niche applications has prompted printers and ink manufacturers to develop a higher-performance printing ink.