OEM & ODM Injection Molding Services

Two ways to work with us. Bring your own drawings and we build to print, or put your brand on products our molds have made for decades. Pick your door below; both lead to the same factory and the same records.

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Got a Drawing, or Need a Product?

That one question decides everything: your timeline, your tooling bill, and which page you should read next.

Customer drawing received for RFQ review
You have the design

OEM Manufacturing

For engineers and buyers holding drawings

  • NDA signed before any drawing exchange
  • Free DFM feedback in 3 business days
  • ±0.05 mm standard, ±0.02 mm critical; you own the mold
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Molded plastic products in neat rows with blank private label packaging
You need a product

ODM / Private Label

For brands and distributors who want to sell, not tool up

  • Start from a sample or an idea; no drawings needed
  • Or brand our ready-made lines: samples in 7 days, production in 3–4 weeks
  • Your logo, colors, and packaging; no MOQ
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Either Way

Four Things That Don't Change

ISO 9001:2015

Certified production, recertified 2026, with batch records you can audit.

Named, Traced Resins

The grade you approved is the grade in the hopper, lot-traced to the carton.

No MOQ

Trial runs welcome. Scale to 1M+ pieces a year on the same tooling.

The Owner Replies

Frank reads every inquiry and reviews your files himself. No sales layer.

Not Sure Which Door Is Yours?

Tell us what you're trying to make or sell. One email, and we'll point you to the faster, cheaper route, even when that answer makes us less money.

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FAQ

What files do you need for an accurate quote?
Best case: a 3D file (STEP, IGES, or X_T) plus a 2D drawing with critical tolerances marked, the resin you want, and your rough annual quantity. Missing some of those? Send what you have. A photo and a sample in the mail are enough to start, and we'll tell you what else the quote needs.
Is the DFM feedback really free? What's the catch?
Free, and there is no catch. Reviewing your file in SolidWorks before quoting protects us too: a draft angle or wall thickness problem caught now costs nothing, but the same problem found after the steel is cut costs both of us weeks. You keep the feedback even if you take the project elsewhere.
Who owns the mold, and what happens to it between orders?
You pay for the tool, you own the tool, and that goes in the contract. Between orders it is stored and maintained in our shop at no charge, ready for the reorder. If you ever move production, we crate the mold and ship it to you. Our oldest customer-owned mold has been running since 1996.
What if the T1 samples don't match the drawing?
Then we fix the tool and sample again. You receive samples with a first article inspection report, dimension by dimension, so any gap is visible on paper, not discovered on your line. Where the gap comes from our workmanship, the correction is on us. Production never starts until you approve in writing.
How long from sending a drawing to parts at my dock?
Quote and DFM feedback take 3 business days, the mold takes 4 to 6 weeks, and the first production batch ships 15 to 25 days after you approve samples. For most projects that adds up to roughly 10 to 12 weeks from drawing to first shipment, plus transit time by sea or air.
Can we start with a small trial order before committing to volume?
Yes. There is no minimum order quantity, so start with whatever quantity proves the part in your market. A trial batch gets the same treatment as a million-piece program: named resin, batch inspection, and full records. When you scale up, the same approved tool keeps running, so nothing about the part changes except the quantity.