One workshop. Every step.

Toyzix isn't a reseller. We build our own machines, machine our own moulds, and mould our own toys.

How a Toyzix toy is born

It starts as a sketch and a CAD model. We 3D-print prototypes until the shape feels right in a child's hand. Then we cut the final moulds out of aluminium on a CNC machine that we designed and built ourselves.

The moulds go straight into our injection moulding machine — also built in-house, servo-clamped and sized for parts up to 150 × 150 mm. Faces, logos and details are added with our own pad-printing setup.

Because nothing is outsourced, we can fix a design flaw between two shots, run a small batch for a festival, or make a spare part for a toy you bought last year.

Our machines

  • 3D printers — rapid prototypes and small parts
  • CNC mill (600 × 600 mm, 3-axis) — self-built, cuts aluminium injection moulds
  • Injection moulding machine — self-built, servo clamp & screw drive, parts up to 150 × 150 mm
  • Pad printing machine — being built now, for toy faces and logos

What's coming

Remote-control bumper cars and racers on our own moulds, and a line of connected robots from our bench — starting with Rova, our own IoT robot vacuum rover.

Wholesale & custom moulding

If you have a product idea, a broken plastic part, or a mould that needs making, talk to us. Send us a message with a drawing or photo and we'll quote a prototype run.