⚫Design Project: Italian Maternal and Infant Set of Home Appliances
🟢Customer Service: Balzano
🔵Design Team: Non-Qu Innovative Design (FEKO)
🟠Service content: product planning, product design, brand visual image definition, CMF design
When century-old Italian classic art encounters modern maternal and child appliances, what kind of spark will it collide with? Balzano, this century-old brand from Italy, with a profound historical heritage and elegant style, officially entered the Chinese market, bringing us a new experience of maternal and child appliances.
👶🏻Balzano maternal and child appliances sets, in the design of the unique charm. Through the unified use of modeling symbols and CMF, a strong brand visual identity is constructed between the series products. The high-grade and round lines are like masterpieces carefully carved by art masters. Every arc exudes a retro charm, telling the inheritance of centuries of ingenuity.
From the material collision, we can feel its high-end texture. The ingenious combination of different materials not only shows the exquisite craftsmanship, but also gives the product a unique touch and visual level. The classic design elements are integrated into it, so that these appliances are not only practical tools, but also the artistic embellishment of the home.
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It is recommended to reduce the use of electroplating parts for maternal and infant products. 1. The electroplating layer is easy to fall off and there is a risk of swallowing by mistake.
The electroplating process is to attach a layer of metal coating (such as chromium, nickel, zinc, etc.) to the metal surface by electrolysis, but the binding force between the coating and the substrate is limited. Infants and young children often touch the product by biting and grasping, which may cause the coating to fall off and form fine fragments or particles.
If the fall is swallowed by infants and young children, it may scratch the mouth, esophagus, or accumulate in the body, causing digestive tract obstruction and other risks.
2. Heavy metal precipitation, harmful to health
Electroplating may contain lead, cadmium, nickel, chromium and other heavy metals. Infants with delicate skin, and through oral contact (such as chewing toys, tableware), heavy metals may penetrate through the skin or digestive tract into the body.
Heavy metals are difficult to metabolize in the body, and long-term accumulation may damage the nervous system, hematopoietic system and kidney function, especially for infants and young children with immature brain development. For example, lead exposure may cause mental retardation, and nickel may trigger allergic reactions.
3. Base material exposed after coating corrosion or wear
If the electroplated parts are corroded and worn due to moisture (such as milk and sweat in contact with mother and infant products) or friction, the base metal (such as iron, zinc alloy, etc.) may be exposed and rusted, resulting in harmful substances.
Rusty metal fragments may cause infection if they come into contact with the skin of infants and young children; if they are mixed with food or eaten by mistake, they may also cause metal poisoning.
4. Chemical residues in the production process
Electroplating process requires the use of strong acid, strong alkali and other chemical reagents, if the production process is not thoroughly cleaned, the product surface may remain chemical substances
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