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One form covers every kind of enquiry: new tooling, mold transfer, reverse engineering from a sample, a repeat order or a technical question.
Fields marked * are required. Fill in the sections that apply to your enquiry; leave the rest blank. The attachment takes one file (JPG, PNG, GIF or PDF, max 5MB). For CAD files (STEP, IGES, X_T, STL, DWG, DXF) or several files, email them to gsun0989@gmail.com after submitting, quoting your company name.
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- +886-4-2270-3775
- +886-4-2275-1782
- gsun0989@gmail.com
Prepare these five things first
End use and operating environment
What the part does, indoor or outdoor, temperature range, and what it touches in service. This drives resin selection more than any other input.
Material requirement
A specified grade, a resin family, or the material of the existing part. If unknown, say so; identification can be done from the sample.
Annual volume and first order quantity
These two decide cavitation, mold steel selection and whether tooling cost can be amortised. A quotation without them is a guess.
Target part weight
The finished part weight, or an estimate from the 3D model. Together with the projected area it decides which machine the part runs on.
Drawing, 3D file or a physical sample
Accepted formats: STEP, IGES, X_T, STL, DWG, DXF, PDF. A photograph alone cannot be quoted from.
What happens after you submit
| 1 · Acknowledgement | The International Sales Department confirms receipt and replies within 3 business days. |
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| 2 · Engineering review | Wall thickness, draft, gate options, shrinkage and machine fit are reviewed against your drawing or sample. |
| 3 · Technical reply | What is feasible, what needs changing on the part, and what further information is required. If the part does not fit the machines here, that is stated directly. |
| 4 · Quotation | Tooling and part price quoted separately. The tooling quotation includes design, material, trial shots and samples; tax is excluded. |
A mold that does not fit the tie-bar spacing, a resin that cannot meet a stated regulation, or a volume that cannot amortise tooling: these are said in the first reply rather than left to a second round of questions.