FAQ

If you already have existing molds, tooling, or dies, we can transfer them to a new factory or continue production at your current supplier.
We first evaluate the mold condition, compatibility with machines, and material requirements.
If the mold requires adjustments or reconditioning, we will advise you before production begins.

Yes. We work with trusted tooling factories to create molds for metals, plastics, or hybrid materials.
The development timeline varies from 10–25 days depending on complexity.
All molds are tested and refined before mass production begins.

Yes — we can source identical or equivalent materials based on your samples.
Whether it’s fabric composition, metal grade, plastic type, coating, or packaging material, we perform material verification to ensure accuracy before production.

We refine samples through iterative rounds until the desired standard is met.
You’ll receive updated material options, revised construction, and improved finishing before production is approved.

Yes — we frequently produce items that combine:
metal + wood,
metal + fabric,
PU + textile,
plastic + hardware,
or multi-layered packaging structures.
We choose factories that can handle multi-material production reliably.

Yes — depending on the market, we help coordinate testing for:
CE, RoHS, REACH, FDA, food-contact, textile standards, or packaging compliance.
Testing is performed through accredited third-party labs (SGS, TUV, Intertek).

Yes — once the product is validated, we transition into repeat production runs with better efficiency, optimized timelines, and stable QC standards.
We maintain long-term relationships with the factories we approve.

Minor adjustments (labels, small details) can sometimes be made during early production stages.
Significant changes (materials, structure, dimensions) require halting production and re-sampling.
We will always advise the most practical and cost-efficient solution.

Yes — we can sign NDAs and execute safeguarded production with restricted access.
Only vetted factory managers and BPM personnel will see the full product specifications.
We do not disclose designs, drawings, or materials to external parties.

Because we manage production directly on the ground, we intervene immediately:

• stop the line

• correct the issue

• rework or remake affected units

• enforce penalties or compensation where applicable

Our role is to protect your order, maintain quality, and ensure you never deal with factory disputes alone.