Plastic Duck Toy-R513

plastic duck toy-R513

Name:Plastic Toy 

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Quick Details:

Toys Keywards:Plastic Toy,Toy,educational toy,toys for kid

Rubber  Duck Toys,Baby Bath Toys,yellow floating bath duck gift,

Devil  Floating Bath Duck Set,Water Toy Bath Du

Place of Origin:ZHEJIANG CHINA (MAINLAND)

Brand Name:BL

 Model Number:R00X

Toys Main Material:PVC,Vinyl,ATBC-PVC,Roto Casting,Plastic.

Setting Place:Bathroom,Bedroom,Invisibel Setting

Occasion:Home,Office,Invisibel Setting

Gender:Children's,Men's,Women's,Unisex

Colour:As Picture,As client's requirements

Ducks'  Sizes:

Sizes:From 3-100cm can be  made as client's requirements

Price :We have many factories,can do the different prices according to

the different quanlity clients' needed

Delivery Time:can arrange as different requirements

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Duck's Mould:

Open Mould details:

We have many years experienced masters,can open different designs and sizes

as clients needed.

Open model time:

3-15CM      18-28DAYS

15-100CM  25-35DAYS

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Duck Sample

Wecome to asked us for samples and quotations

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 What is a rubber duck?

Rubber ducks are, in general, amazingly simple, buoyant plastic bath toys that vaguely resemble ducklings.  Some rubber ducks can squeak.  Some rubber ducks can squirt water.  Some rubber ducks change colors or even glow in the dark.  And some rubber ducks even look like Elvis.  DuckLips has more to say about the general rubber duck: Why are rubber ducks so darn awesome?

 Why are they called "rubber" ducks when they're made of plastic?

Rubber ducks were initially made of rubber, until more durable, flexible and colorable materials, such as plastic, were invented.  Now that plastic is so easy and cheap to produce, "rubber" ducks are made from plastic but retain their original name.  Rubber ducks are sometimes made of a plastic called PVC, but there are some health concerns with that material.

  What is the history of the rubber duck?

The history of the rubber duck is not completely definitive.  Though it's linked to common use of rubber by the end of the 19th century to manufacture all sorts of household items, there is a lack of hard evidence pointing to a distinct "first" rubber duck.

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