How Does Kidmerry Ensure Material Safety and Non-Toxicity?
Kidmerry controls material safety and product quality throughout the manufacturing process, from incoming raw materials to finished products. Our quality management system combines material inspection, in-process quality control, surface finishing controls, and final inspection to help ensure consistent and safe products.
Incoming Material Inspection
All incoming materials are inspected before entering production. For wooden toys, key checks may include wood moisture content, surface condition, cracks, insect holes, and other visible defects.
Coatings, hardware, and other components are also controlled according to the applicable product and production requirements.
Non-Toxic Water-Based Paint
Kidmerry uses water-based, environmentally friendly paints for applicable wooden toy products.
Compared with traditional solvent-based coatings, water-based paint offers low VOC emissions and reduced odor, while providing good adhesion and surface protection when properly applied.
For products intended for children, coating materials are selected and controlled according to applicable market safety and chemical requirements.
Physical Safety & Surface Finishing
Wooden components undergo multiple sanding processes to create smooth, rounded surfaces and minimize potential risks from splinters, rough edges, and sharp points.
Applicable products also undergo 100% physical inspection, checking areas such as surface smoothness, sharp edges, structural condition, and other visible safety concerns before packaging and shipment.
Full-Process Quality Control
Our quality management system covers:
IQC (Incoming Quality Control) — Inspection of incoming materials
IPQC (In-Process Quality Control) — Quality monitoring throughout production
FQC (Finished Quality Control) — Inspection of finished products
OQC (Outgoing Quality Control) — Final verification before shipment
For chemical and safety compliance, Kidmerry can also arrange third-party testing according to the target market and customer requirements, helping verify that applicable materials and finished products meet relevant safety standards.

