03Tailor-Made
From drawing to moulded part
Tooling, sampling and production for plastic, silicone and hardware household products. Six stages, each with a deliverable you can check before the next one starts.
What we can take on
Single parts, multi-part assemblies, or a full range developed from one reference. Tooling stays in the factory that runs production.
Injection moulded parts
Plastic
PP, ABS, PC, TPE and AS parts for kitchen, storage and bathroom ranges. Wall thickness, draft angle and gate position are reviewed before tooling so the first shot is close to the final part.
Injection moulding · 1K / 2K · post-finishing
Compression & LSR parts
Silicone
Food-contact silicone for kitchen tools, folding drinkware and feeding sets. Material hardness, colour matching and flash control are agreed at sample stage, with food-contact documentation available on request.
Compression moulding · LSR · deburring
Die-cast & stamped parts
Hardware
Zinc alloy handles, hinges, brackets and stamped fittings with plating or powder coating. Salt-spray and torque requirements are written into the drawing before production starts.
Die casting · stamping · plating
Finished sets & assemblies
Homeware
Multi-part household items assembled, packed and labelled as one SKU — storage sets, bathroom organisers and kitchen containers. Retail packaging, barcodes and carton marks are handled in-house coordination.
Assembly · retail packing · labelling
Six stages, written down
Time ranges are working days and depend on structure complexity. Any change is logged with a revised date rather than absorbed quietly.
Brief and specification
Lead time · 3–5 working days
You provide
Target market, target price band, reference products, quantity per colour.
We deliver
A written spec sheet, cost breakdown by component and a feasibility note on tooling.
Supplier matching and quoting
Lead time · 5–10 working days
You provide
Confirmation of the shortlisted spec and sample budget.
We deliver
Two to four comparable quotes with factory profiles, capacity and lead time.
Sampling
Lead time · 10–15 working days
You provide
Feedback on the first sample against the spec sheet.
We deliver
Sample parts with a marked-up report on dimensions, colour and finish.
Tooling and trial run
Lead time · 20–35 working days, by structure
You provide
Approved sample and tooling deposit.
We deliver
Steel mould, trial-shot parts, mould trial report and modification log.
Production and quality control
Lead time · By confirmed production schedule
You provide
Purchase order and packing artwork.
We deliver
Production updates at agreed checkpoints, in-line inspection and AQL final check.
Inspection and shipment
Lead time · 3–7 working days after final check
You provide
Shipping instructions and consignee details.
We deliver
Inspection report with photos, carton marks, and loading or booking coordination.
The three questions every buyer asks
Answered in advance, so the first call can be about the product instead of the paperwork.
What we need from you to quote
A drawing or clear reference photo, material preference, target quantity per colour and destination port. Without a drawing we can quote from a sample part.
How tooling cost works
Tooling is quoted separately from part price, based on cavity count, steel grade and structure. Mould ownership and maintenance terms are written into the tooling order.
Who owns the drawing
Your drawings and product data stay yours. We keep them for repeat orders only and do not share them with other buyers.
Send a drawing or a sample photo for evaluation
We reply with a feasibility note, two tooling options where possible, and the working-day range for each stage.