Micro Scooter Production Process

The production process of Micro Scooter for children usually includes design, material procurement, parts manufacturing, assembly, quality inspection and packaging. The following is its typical production process:

1. Design and R&D

1. – Market research: Design suitable products according to children’s age, weight, height and other needs.

– Engineering design: Including frame structure, wheel material, brake system, folding function, etc.

– Safety testing: Ensure compliance with international safety standards (such as EN 71, ASTM F963, etc.).

2. Material procurement

– Frame: Usually made of aluminum alloy or high-strength plastic to ensure lightness and durability.

– Wheels: PU (polyurethane) wheels, providing good wear resistance and shock absorption.

– Bearings: High-precision ABEC-5 or ABEC-7 bearings to ensure smooth sliding.

– Brake system: Rear wheel friction brake or handbrake design.

– Other accessories: screws, folding mechanism, anti-slip pedals, etc.

 

3. Parts production

– Frame molding: Aluminum alloy frames are formed by die casting or extrusion, and plastic parts are manufactured by injection molding.

– Wheel manufacturing: PU wheels are molded by mold casting and bearings are installed.

– Surface treatment: Frame spraying, anodizing (aluminum alloy) or electroplating to improve corrosion resistance.

 

4. Assembly process

– Frame assembly: Install folding mechanism, pedals, steering rod, etc.

– Wheel installation: The front wheel is usually a steering wheel, and the rear wheel has a brake system.

– Handle installation: Adjust the height and fix it. Some models are equipped with non-slip grips.

– Brake debugging: Ensure that the brakes are sensitive and stable.

 

5. Quality inspection

– Structural test: Check the frame strength and folding mechanism stability.

– Sliding test: Test the smoothness of wheel rotation and braking performance.

– Load test: Simulate the weight of children to ensure that the load-bearing capacity meets the standard.

– Safety certification: CE, CPSC and other certifications are passed to ensure compliance with export standards.

 

6. Packaging and delivery

– Packaging design: Color box or environmentally friendly carton, with foam or EPE pearl cotton inside for shockproof.

– Accessory packaging: Instructions, tool kit (if assembly is required), warranty card, etc.

– Warehousing and logistics: Distribute to dealers or e-commerce platforms according to orders.

 

7. After-sales service

– Provide warranty service and supply spare parts (such as wheels, brake pads, etc.).

 

Key quality control points:

– Frame welding/connection: Ensure there are no cracks or looseness.

– Wheel and bearing fit: Avoid jamming or abnormal noise.

– Folding mechanism: Repeated testing to prevent accidental folding.

 

Micro Scooter is focusing on safety and durability. The production process strictly follows international standards to ensure the safety and fun of children. Different models (such as Mini, Maxi) may have adjustments in production details.