MOQ, samples, lead times, shipping — the practical answers
Answers to common B2B procurement questions regarding MOQ, custom tooling, lead times, and global shipping.
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01What custom manufacturing work is listed?
The manufacturing scope includes plastic mold design, injection molding, metal stamping, welding, riveting, metal polishing, surface treatment, and finished product assembly.
02Which existing products are published?
The current catalog contains a retractable queue barrier, a wine opener, and an acrylic pepper grinder, with each product page showing the available materials and specifications.
03Can an inquiry start before every detail is decided?
Yes. A discussion can begin with the drawings, samples, references, materials, quantities, application details, or written requirements already available, with unknown details clarified during review.
04What information is needed for a surface finishing inquiry?
Provide the base material, requested appearance, protection requirements, drawings, samples, and quantity so the suitable surface treatment can be reviewed.
05Are MOQ and lead time guides available?
Yes. Published guides distinguish products using existing tooling from new tooling custom projects as planning references, with final requirements reviewed against the product structure, dimensions, sample approval, and order details.
06Are tolerances or certifications published?
Tolerances and certifications (including ISO 9001, LFGB, and FDA) are evaluated per project requirements. Share your required standard, test criteria, or reference drawings in your inquiry, and our engineering team will confirm feasibility within one working day.
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