Yes. We design for compliance from the start. Our material selection, structural engineering, and mold design choices are all influenced by the regulatory requirements of your target market. We coordinate third-party compliance testing through SGS, Intertek, or Bureau Veritas, and provide the test reports needed for market entry.

Mold cost depends on product complexity, number of cavities, and material. Simple single-cavity molds typically start from USD 800–1,500. Complex multi-cavity molds for high-volume products may cost significantly more. We provide a full mold cost breakdown in the quotation.

Mold ownership is agreed in the contract. We offer full mold ownership transfer to the client, which means exclusivity — we will not manufacture that product for any other client. Alternatively, clients can choose a shared mold arrangement with lower tooling cost. We advise on the best structure for your situation.

A concept description, rough sketch, reference product, or any combination of these. The more detail you provide, the more accurate our initial feasibility and cost assessment will be — but we have worked from very early-stage ideas. Our engineering team will ask the right questions to fill in the gaps.

Sample fees cover materials, tooling modifications, production labor, and shipping. If you proceed to mass production, sample costs are typically credited against the production order. We confirm the sample fee and refund policy in the quotation.

Yes. We use the Pantone color card system for all silicone color matching. Submit your Pantone reference code and we produce to match, with a standard tolerance of ΔE ≤ 1.5. If you don't have a Pantone code, we can work from a physical color sample.

We sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) before reviewing any proprietary designs or concepts. Our standard NDA covers design confidentiality, mold exclusivity, and non-replication of client-specific products. Mold ownership can be assigned to the client as part of the contract.

Not necessarily. You can provide a reference sample, a sketch, a product description, or photos of a similar product. Our engineering team reviews feasibility and produces technical drawings as part of the quotation process. Detailed drawings help us quote more accurately and reduce revision rounds.

Our OEM minimum order quantity (MOQ) starts at 300 units. For products using our existing molds, this applies immediately. For products requiring new mold development, the MOQ may be higher depending on product complexity — we confirm this at the quotation stage.