Manufacturing capabilities
Define the mold, resin, color and production route.
Our capability starts with a specific plastic hair claw clip project—not a generic promise. Select an existing mold or request new-tooling evaluation, then confirm material, color, quantity, sampling and supply scope through quotation.
Mold route
Existing styles
Start from one of our available mold references.
Material
ABS or PC
Final resin selected for the specific project.
Appearance
Custom color
Provide a physical or digital target for review.
New design
Separate tooling
Feasibility, cost and timing quoted separately.
Project building blocks
Six decisions shape a useful manufacturing quote.
Each capability is presented with a boundary, so buyers know what can be selected immediately and what still needs technical confirmation.
01 / MOLD
Existing mold styles
Choose from the published hair claw clip collection and include the model code in your inquiry.
02 / TOOLING
New product tooling
A new shape, size or mechanical structure requires feasibility review and a separate tooling quotation.
03 / RESIN
ABS and PC options
Material choice depends on the product target, mold compatibility and agreed performance expectations.
04 / COLOR
Custom resin colors
Provide a color reference and finish expectation. Final tolerance is confirmed during sampling.
05 / SAMPLE
Sample confirmation
Paid samples and freight can be arranged. A typical sample target is seven days after details are confirmed.
06 / VOLUME
Batch production
Standard MOQ begins at 1,000 pieces per style. Production timing is confirmed for each order.
Working parameters
Known starting points, followed by project confirmation.
These parameters help qualify an inquiry. They are not a substitute for the final quotation, sample approval or order specification.
Product category
Plastic injection-molded hair claw clips
Existing selection
Ten-plus published mold styles, with more styles added when verified
Material options
ABS and PC, subject to product and mold review
Color options
Custom resin colors based on an agreed reference and sample
MOQ
Starting from 1,000 pieces per style
Sample target
Usually seven days after requirements, sample fee and freight are confirmed
New shape
Requires separate new-tooling feasibility, quotation and approval
Additional scope
Assembly, spring, logo, packaging and delivery must be confirmed in the quotation
Important: final dimensions, weight, resin grade, color tolerance, inspection criteria, packaging and lead time belong in the product-specific order documents.
Production path
From model reference to confirmed batch.
The exact steps vary between an existing mold and a new-tooling project, but the decision points remain visible.
01
Project brief
Model or drawing, material, color, quantity and destination.
02
Route review
Confirm existing mold availability or evaluate new tooling.
03
Quotation
Define supply scope, sample arrangement and commercial terms.
04
Sample
Review the agreed material, color and product details.
05
Production
Proceed against the confirmed order specification and schedule.
Quality checkpoints
Agree what will be checked before production starts.
Quality language should match the actual order. The following checkpoints form a practical discussion framework and must be confirmed for the selected product.
01
Material and color reference
Confirm the selected resin and the approved appearance reference.
02
First sample review
Review dimensions, function, appearance and agreed assembly scope.
03
In-process consistency
Monitor the molding process against the approved product standard.
04
Final order criteria
Confirm sampling, packaging and release requirements in writing.
Scope boundaries
What the website can state—and what the quote must confirm.
Suitable to discuss now
- Existing hair claw clip mold reference
- ABS or PC material direction
- Custom color and finish target
- Quantity from 1,000 pieces per style
- New design and new-tooling requirement
Confirmed per project
- Exact resin grade and performance criteria
- Dimensions, weight and functional tolerance
- Assembly, logo and packaging responsibility
- Tooling cost, ownership and schedule
- Production, inspection and delivery terms
Turn your requirements into a mold route.
Include an existing model code or new-product reference, estimated quantity, material, color and destination.