The manufacturing process of female sex dolls is a complex, multi-stage operation that combines craftsmanship, precision engineering, and advanced technology. It begins with detailed design and modeling, where artists and engineers create digital or physical prototypes based on specifications. Once the design is finalized, molds are produced, usually from high-temperature resistant materials, to form the doll’s body parts.
The core structure often involves internal frameworks made from metal or reinforced plastics to provide stability and articulation. The outer shell is then crafted using high-quality silicone or TPE, which is poured or injected into molds to capture fine details like skin texture, facial features, and anatomical contours. Skilled artisans may hand-paint facial features, apply realistic hair, and add detailing such as veins or pores to enhance realism.
Assembly involves attaching internal skeletons, limbs, and orifices, followed by thorough quality control to ensure safety, durability, and aesthetic standards. Post-production, the dolls undergo cleaning, conditioning, and sometimes customization based on customer preferences. The entire process requires precision, patience, and expertise to produce a high-quality, realistic product that meets safety and sensory expectations.