Ruton is the brand name for a special, high-quality PVC material mix manufactured in Germany by TOGU. Ruton makes it possible to design exceptionally durable and safe sports equipment.
PVC equipment has become an integral part of everyday life, especially in the sports and play sector. From sitting and gymnastics balls to balance equipment and play balls, PVC offers a very wide range of applications. However, the focus must always be on the health and safety of the material.
TOGU pursues a strict zero risk strategy. The aim of this is to offer the user of TOGU products maximum safety and exclude health hazards. To this end, TOGU has developed its own material mixture with the brand name Ruton .
The selection of the raw materials used and their sources of supply is crucial in the first step. TOGU only relies on long-standing European suppliers in order to maintain a consistently high level of quality. Ruton is free from heavy metals and other harmful substances thanks to the exclusive use of ingredients categorised by the legislator as harmless. However, the aim is not simply to comply with legal standards, but also to fulfil the highest demands. For example, Ruton is odourless and pleasant to touch and handle. The production of Ruton in our own factory in Germany enables TOGU to exercise unrestricted control over the quality of the material and the products at all times. Ruton is not only uncompromisingly designed for health safety, but also for a long service life. Because longevity is also sustainability. As a brand name, Ruton stands for precisely this exceptional quality that is so valued by our discerning customers all over the world.
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