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Tell us about the project. We'll take it from there.

Prototyping, quotation, process feasibility — it all starts with one specific geometry. Phone, email or drawing; whichever suits you.

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Contact details

The phone is usually answered during business hours. For drawings and requirements, email is better — describe the application and the validation you need, and the reply will be more precise. We answer in English.

Factory address
6F, Liang Zhaoyuan Industrial Building,
No. 1-1 Yongxing North Road,
Henglan Town, Zhongshan, Guangdong, China
Business hours
Mon – Sat, 08:00 – 18:00 (GMT+8)

Send an inquiry

Submitting opens your email client with the details filled in. We reply within one business day.

Prefer email? Write directly to zjluo9118@163.com and attach the 2D / 3D files.

HOW WE WORK

How a project runs

Four stages from drawing to volume, each with a defined deliverable.

01
1–3 business days

Drawing review

On receipt of 2D / 3D files or a sample we run a DFM analysis: can the geometry be ejected, is the wall section even, can the bonding surface be prepared. Output is a feasibility statement plus suggested changes.

02
Quote and tooling

Proposal and quotation

Material recommendation, tooling concept, sampling lead time and unit price band. Once confirmed, the tool goes into build — in-house, so the schedule stays under our control.

03
Sampling

Prototype and pilot run

Samples plus a trial-run report. For overmolded parts the report includes adhesion and aging data. Volume starts only after sign-off.

04
Volume

Production and shipping

Molded in the cleanroom, with dimensional, cosmetic and VOC sampling per batch. Shipments include inspection records; long-term programs can carry a safety stock.

BEFORE YOU ASK

Include these five points and the quote comes back faster

1. Geometry
2D drawings with critical dimensions and tolerances, or 3D files (STEP / IGES preferred). Without drawings, a physical sample or clear photographs plus key dimensions are enough to start.
2. Material and substrate
Whether the part is overmolded, and onto what — PP / PPSU / PA / PC / metal — plus any nominated grade. Any requirements on hardness, clarity, temperature resistance, food contact or medical grade.
3. Volume and stage
Expected monthly or annual volume, and whether you are at design, sampling or production stage. Volume drives cavitation and process route; the earlier it is clear, the less rework later.
4. Validation requirements
Which tests or approvals are needed — adhesion, aging, ISO 10993, food contact, IP rating — and whether your customer has a specified acceptance standard.
5. Destination and terms
Delivery country or port, incoterms you normally work on (EXW / FOB / CIF / DDP), and whether you need us to handle export documentation.