Timing depends on part complexity, tool type, material availability, surface requirements and project approvals. For suitable simple or medium-complexity parts, rapid-tool samples may be possible within approximately 7–15 working days after DFM approval and design release. The confirmed schedule is stated in the quotation.
MOQ is defined project by project. Prototype and pilot quantities may be possible, but setup, material, color, decoration, assembly and packaging requirements affect the practical minimum and unit cost. Please provide the launch quantity and annual forecast so we can compare suitable tooling and production options.
We establish an approved master using the specified resin, color reference, texture and gloss. The quality plan can define viewing conditions, instrumental color measurement, acceptable color difference, visible-defect limits and sampling frequency. Final standards must be approved before production release.
Depending on the project, we can coordinate printing, labeling, hot stamping, coating, multi-piece assembly, inspection and packaging. Seasonal production, safety stock and delivery plans require an agreed forecast, capacity review, inventory ownership, storage terms and release schedule. In-house and partner operations are identified in the quotation.
Yes, subject to project qualification. We manufacture to customer-approved drawings and material specifications and can retain defined material and production records. The customer is responsible for identifying applicable regulations, approving the final material and product design, arranging required third-party testing, and confirming final-market compliance.
