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Send your requirements
Drawings or samples, plus quantity and target market.
OEM / ODM Services
From existing-tooling customization to full new-tooling launches — structured for overseas B2B buyers.
Existing tooling vs. new tooling
Configure material, finish, logo, accessories, and packaging on dies we already run — or fund new tooling when you need a new shape, fit, or exclusive structure. Same factory, different investment and lead time.
Configure · brand · pack
Existing-tooling customization
Stay on proven deep-draw platforms. We change grade, surface, marking, compatible accessories, and retail packing — without new dies or a redesign of the formed outline.
- Materials: SS201, SS304, SS316 — selected for cost, food-contact needs, and corrosion performance.
- Finishes: brushed / satin, sandblast (matte), mirror polish, electropolish, wet paint, powder coat, water-transfer print.
- Logo / marking: laser engraving, embossed relief, chemical etch.
- Accessories (where structure allows): mixer-bowl foot / base, mixer-bowl handle; lunch-box lid and cutlery set — other add-ons reviewed for fit and safe assembly.
- Packaging: color box, plain white box, kraft box (export outer cartons as agreed).
Best fit
Brands, distributors, and importers who want a private-label look and pack on a proven part — faster sampling and replenishment, no tooling deposit.
New geometry · new dies
New tooling programs
Everything in existing-tooling customization, plus a new contour or mating geometry: DFM review, in-house tooling, T1/T2 golden-sample sign-off, then production with agreed inspection and compliance docs.
- Includes material, finish, logo, accessory, and packaging options from existing-tooling programs.
- New outline, hub / fitment scheme, or exclusive structure from drawings or a golden sample.
- In-house die build, T1/T2 trials, and signed golden sample before the mass PO.
- Forming route as agreed: deep drawing, stamping, welding, polishing, and secondary ops.
- Dimensional / cosmetic checks, AQL as agreed, and third-party tests (e.g. food contact) when required.
Best fit
OEM/ODM programs that need exclusive shapes or appliance-level fitment — buyers ready to fund tooling and a longer NPI cycle.
| Dimension | Existing tooling | New tooling |
|---|---|---|
| Geometry & dies | Keep current outline and dies. | New or major die change. |
| What you customize | Grade, finish, logo, accessories, packaging. | All of that, plus shape / fit / exclusive structure. |
| Timeline | Shorter — finish, marking, packing, and changeover. | Longer — DFM, tooling, T1/T2, then ramp. |
| Cost model | No new tool amortization; MOQ from batch / changeover. | Tooling and sampling amortized into the program. |
| Typical buyer | Private-label variants, channel SKUs, replenishment. | Exclusive OEM parts, appliance platforms, annual frames. |
Material, finish, and accessory availability depend on engineering review, target-market regulations, and line capability. Structural add-ons must meet assembly safety and production consistency. Indicative only — the formal quote and technical agreement prevail.
What happens after you send drawings
Clear gates — so your RFQ time is not wasted.
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Day 0–1
Receipt & routing
Sales and engineering confirm files, product line, and target market. Missing data — we ask once, clearly.
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Day 1–3
DFM review
Forming route, material grade, risk notes (crack zones, draft, weld if any), and tooling class (existing die vs new). DFM sign-off before mold build.
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Day 3–5
Quotation
Tooling fee (if new), sample cost, tiered unit pricing, payment terms, and lead-time assumptions — when inputs are sufficient.
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3–5 working days
Prototype (new geometry)
SLA or CNC mock-up to verify appearance and assembly fit. Existing-tooling customization usually skips this stage.
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30–45 calendar days
In-house tooling & T1/T2
Mold build from DFM sign-off and tooling down payment; trial shots for T1/T2 sign-off. Signed samples become the mass-production golden standard.
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After sign-off
Volume & OQC
Production PO and deposit (typically 30%), material lock, IPQC during the run, OQC report and export documents per shipment.
Accepted: STEP, IGES, SolidWorks, PDF drawings, reference photos, or golden samples. NDA available on request.
Typical lead times (reference)
From Luzhenyu NPD and OEM commercial playbooks. Program-specific dates are confirmed in the written quotation and technical agreement.
Prototype / mock-up
3–5 working daysSLA resin 3D print or CNC aluminum to verify appearance and assembly fit (new geometry / new tooling programs).
Tooling build
30–45 calendar daysStarts after DFM sign-off, prototype approval on new-geometry programs, and tooling down payment — built in our in-house mold center.
T1 / T2 sampling
Within tooling cycleTrial shots for test and sign-off; approved samples become the mass-production golden standard — complex programs often need a 2–6 week validation window.
Mass production
From ~5 working daysAfter sample sign-off, PO and deposit: ~5 working days when coil is in stock; add ~7 working days when new raw material must be purchased.
Existing-tooling customization may skip prototype and new-tooling stages. State your launch date in the RFQ for capacity planning.
Commercial workflow
Step 1
Tooling investment
After DFM sign-off, tooling fee activates in-house mold build (new programs) or fixture adjustments (variants).
Step 2
T1 / T2 sign-off
Trial shots against agreed limits — signed samples become the production golden standard.
Step 3
30% deposit
Production slot and material locked; rolling forecasts welcome for capacity planning.
Step 4
Mass production
Typical 5 working days from stocked material; +7 days when new coil must be purchased.
Step 5
Balance & ship
Customer or third-party inspection, balance payment, export documentation and OQC pack.
New tooling program workflow
Eight stages from drawing to delivery. Lead times, payment, and technical detail are on our OEM Programs page.
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Engineering review
Confirm existing tooling vs. new dies and the production route.
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Price quote
Tooling fee, sample cost, unit tiers, lead time, and payment terms.
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Tooling build
In-house molds after quote acceptance; prototype first on new shapes when needed.
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Sample approval (T1 / T2)
Trial parts for your sign-off — the mass-production standard.
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Production order & deposit
Mass PO and deposit to lock material and scheduling.
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Mass production
Forming, finishing, and in-process QC per the approved route.
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Inspection & shipment
Final check, packing, and export documents.
Existing-tooling customization may skip early steps. All terms are confirmed in the formal quote.
Prefer email? Send drawings and volumes — no third-party storefront required.
Submit inquiryBuyer FAQ
Answers for overseas sourcing teams evaluating a stainless forming partner — aligned with how deep-draw OEM factories quote and run programs.
What should I send for a first quote?
At minimum: product type (mixer bowl, plate, lunch box, etc.), estimated annual quantity, target market, and any drawing — PDF, STEP, IGES, SolidWorks, DWG, or photos of a golden sample with key dimensions. The more complete the input, the faster we return DFM notes, tooling class (existing vs new), and tiered pricing.
We don't see our exact part on your website. Can you still make it?
Yes — the site shows reference programs, not a fixed catalog. If your part is a stainless deep-drawn or stamped shell (including irregular profiles), send your print. We evaluate formability, propose single-pass vs multi-pass + intermediate annealing routes, and quote tooling only when geometry requires new dies.
Do you handle complex deep drawing — multi-pass draws and annealing?
Yes. That is core to our mixer-bowl and custom-shell work. When depth, asymmetry, or material work-hardening exceeds a single-pass limit, we sequence multiple draws with intermediate anneal/stress relief — the same approach used to solve cracking and wall-thickness issues on high-torque bowl programs.
What stainless grades do you work with?
Primarily 304 and 316/316L for food-contact programs; 201 where spec and channel allow. We verify grade, gauge, and elongation at IQC. LFGB, FDA, RoHS, and REACH documentation can be coordinated per PO with material traceability.
What MOQ should we expect?
Existing-tooling customization (material, finish, logo, accessories, pack on our bowl/container molds): trial batches are often feasible — share your annual volume tiers. Brand-new tooling: MOQ follows cavitation and program economics; deep drawing usually needs repeat volume to amortize dies. There is no single MOQ for all parts — RFQ with forecast quantities.
Low-risk first step
No purchase obligation. Share a STEP/IGES/PDF, reference photo, or golden sample description — engineering replies with feasibility and a quotation path.
Typical first response within 1 business day (WhatsApp often faster for Asia/EU time zones).