At Wonder Industrial, we understand that the choice of material plays a vital role in the safety, comfort, and performance of adult products. Here’s an introduction to the eight most common materials used in sex toys, helping you make informed decisions.

Customers have the freedom to specify components in hundreds of different materials for sex toys, while enjoying a single high standard of confidence in ability to deliver as promised.

Silicone is the gold standard for high-quality toys. Non-porous, hypoallergenic, and body-safe, it offers a soft yet firm touch, easy cleaning, and long-lasting durability.

ABS Plastic is a smooth, rigid, non-porous material often used in bullet vibrators and handles. It’s lightweight, affordable, and compatible with all lubricants.

TPE (Thermoplastic Elastomer) delivers a lifelike, flexible texture that feels realistic. While affordable and soft, it is porous and requires careful cleaning and maintenance.

TPR (Thermoplastic Rubber) is stretchy, flexible, and rubbery in feel, offering a more budget-friendly option for softer toys, though it shares the porous nature of TPE.

Glass (Borosilicate) is completely non-porous, smooth, and temperature-play friendly. It’s body-safe, easy to sanitize, and offers firm, precise stimulation.

Stainless Steel provides weighty, firm sensations, unmatched durability, and is ideal for temperature play. Its non-porous nature makes it easy to sterilize.

Latex is flexible, elastic, and affordable, but not suitable for those with latex allergies. It’s popular for fetish wear, restraints, and certain toy designs.

PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) can be soft or firm depending on formulation. Modern, high-quality PVC is phthalate-free, but it may still be porous.

From premium silicone vibrators to sleek stainless steel wands, Wonder Industrial produces sex toys in a variety of materials to suit every preference. By understanding each material’s benefits, you can choose the right product for safety, sensation, and satisfaction.