Quality is a process, not a badge.
Diller Kids connects material selection, product development, production control and market-specific documentation so buyers can evaluate each project with clarity.
Define the requirement before production begins.
Material, construction, testing and documentation depend on the selected model, destination market, age group and order requirements. We confirm these details project by project instead of treating every bottle as identical.
Materials selected for product function and market needs.
Diller Kids products may use the following food-contact material families. Final construction and documentation are confirmed against the specific model.
304 stainless steel
A widely used stainless steel direction for durable bottle bodies and insulated structures.
316 stainless steel
Used in selected product directions where the design brief calls for a higher-grade inner liner.
Tritan and PPSU
Transparent or translucent material options used for selected lightweight and child-focused formats.
PP and silicone
Common component materials for lids, straws, seals, handles and other functional parts.
Material statements, test scope and reports should always be matched to the exact product, colour, component construction and target market.
Checks continue from incoming material to packed order.
The control plan is adjusted to the product and cooperation requirements.
Requirement review
Confirm model, material, colour, packaging, market requirements and inspection expectations.
Incoming material review
Check relevant materials and components against approved specifications and samples.
In-process inspection
Monitor key production stages, assembly details, appearance and functional fit.
Performance verification
Apply relevant leak, insulation, operation, impact or component checks according to product type.
Final inspection
Review finished appearance, function, quantity, labeling and packing before shipment release.
Performance areas buyers commonly ask us to review.
Leak resistance
Closure, seal and assembled-bottle checks suited to the selected drinking system.
Insulation performance
Temperature-retention review for applicable vacuum-insulated bottle formats.
Opening and operation
Button, lock, straw, lid and handle operation checked against the approved sample.
Impact and durability
Product-appropriate drop, component and daily-use checks when included in the control plan.
Appearance and decoration
Colour, print, coating, surface finish and assembly consistency reviewed before packing.
Packaging verification
Labeling, accessories, inner packing, carton information and quantity checked before release.
Confirm what your market and channel require.
Diller has experience supporting product projects involving food-contact and quality requirements associated with markets such as the United States and European Union. Available reports and documentation depend on the product and order.
Product specifications
Model, capacity, material construction, components and available colour information.
Test-report review
Discuss available FDA, LFGB, EU food-contact, BPA-related or other relevant documentation.
Inspection requirements
Align internal or third-party inspection needs before production planning.
Market-specific confirmation
Share your destination and channel so the team can review the appropriate scope.