How to choose a children's water cup? (Part 2)

Yesterday, the editor shared that “expensive” is not a criterion for choosing a children’s water cup, and “multi-function” is also not recommended. http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-CC-10042.htmlToday, the editor will continue to share with mothers how to choose a children’s water cup.

Workmanship, that is, quality. There are many kinds of children's water cups, and they are made of different materials. However, when buying, many mothers can only get information about the functions and materials from reading the instructions. However, it is not easy for mothers to judge the actual situation. However, the quality of the water cup can be judged at the first time. http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-CC-10042.htmlNo matter what material the water cup is made of, it must have excellent quality, which includes the qualified standards of plastic parts, hardware parts and other accessories including silicone.

Plastic parts must not fall off due to friction; must not become moldy; must not become brittle or broken; must not be deformed to the point of affecting normal function; there must be no burrs on the outside of plastic parts; the fitting of plastic parts must not be loose, http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-CC-10042.htmland there must not be excessive friction that seriously affects use.

The above content is partially explained by the editor. Many friends are unfamiliar with the phenomenon of slag falling, but it does exist. This is mainly caused by problems such as material ratio and production parameter control. The plastic parts and other accessories are not sealed tightly. http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-CC-10042.htmlThis may be caused by the bite problem between the plastic parts and the plastic parts, or the size of the plastic parts and the silicone ring does not match.

The hardware standards are not limited to the cup body. Many children's cup lids have functions, and the links that realize these functions are usually made of hardware. http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-CC-10042.htmlThese hardware cannot be too small and sharp, nor can they fall off easily due to structural design problems or size problems, and they cannot rust after use due to the use of substandard materials.

Silicone materials are widely used in children's water cups. In addition to being used as sealing rings to seal water, they may also be used as accessories with other auxiliary functions, including rubber coating on handles, safety ropes or handle rings. http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-CC-10042.htmlSilicone with different functions has different production requirements, and the tensile force requirements for silicone are also different. Especially for sealing rings that serve as sealing functions, there are clear requirements for the hardness of silicone, and the size of silicone also needs to be closely matched with the cup cover. Some manufacturers and consumers do not pay attention to the safety of silicone.

I personally experienced an order being canceled because of a silicone problem. This was not caused by the size or tensile strength of the silicone not meeting the standards. As a sealing ring, silicone is in direct contact with water most of the time. If the silicone food grade testing department does not meet the standards, long-term contact will also pollute drinking water. The water cup factory where I work cannot produce silicone and needs to source it from outside. http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-CC-10042.htmlDuring a collaboration with an external silicone factory, the product submitted to the customer for testing was found to have seriously exceeded the silicone radiation standard, resulting in the customer canceling the order. I am not telling this to talk about the circumstances before and after this incident, but to tell mothers to pay attention to silicone when choosing children's water cups.

During the sharing process, I didn't expect that I still haven't fully shared how to choose a children's water cup after two articles. My factory is moving during this period, so I will probably stop updating for a while. http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-CC-10042.htmlI will continue to share how to choose a children's water cup later. If you like this article and think it is helpful to you, please like it.