Sourcing questions, answered

We produce zinc-alloy accessories, decorative automotive components, metal logos and badges, and luggage hardware. Send your drawing or reference part so we can review the design and production requirements.

We review custom dimensions, weight, colour, printing and plating requirements, and support development from samples through volume production. The final specification and process are agreed for each component.

Our zinc-alloy components serve automotive interior and exterior decoration, handle bases and emblems; luggage fittings, badges and metal branding; perfume and skincare bottle caps; and electronic, general hardware and building applications. Component design and suitability are reviewed for the intended use.

Yes. We support production to your design and development with our team, including brand artwork review, design, sampling and volume production.

Casting flow, corrosion resistance, mechanical strength and compression resistance are relevant to zinc-alloy component design. Requirements should be reviewed against the part geometry, manufacturing process and intended operating environment.

We can provide a technical parameter sheet for a defined component. Please share your drawing or intended specification so we can confirm which dimensions and process details apply.

Standard small samples can be supplied without a sample charge, with freight payable by the buyer. Custom sampling and tooling are charged. For a confirmed volume order, sample fees may be credited against the order or refunded; the applicable sampling and tooling terms are confirmed in the quotation.

Custom samples typically take 15–20 working days. The schedule is adjusted for process complexity and confirmed for the project.

Yes. Custom products are sampled for buyer approval before the volume production run is arranged.

The approved sample serves as the production reference. Material, colour and surface feel are checked during production against the agreed sample and specification.

MOQ depends on the component, process requirements and production steps. The reference range is approximately 3,000–200,000 pieces across different products, not a universal minimum. We confirm the applicable quantity after reviewing your part.

Yes. Pricing is calculated according to order quantity, component specification and custom requirements. Larger quantities can receive different unit-price levels.

Standard quotations include normal packaging and exclude international freight and taxes. Special packaging and shipping arrangements can be quoted to your requirements, using agreed FOB, CIF or EXW terms.

Yes. We discuss pricing arrangements for long-term cooperation and regular volume orders, including volume discounts and agreed price terms.

Zinc-alloy material prices and exchange rates can affect a new quotation. Price changes are discussed before order confirmation; confirmed orders follow the agreed order price.

The production schedule depends on order quantity and process complexity. We provide a schedule after the order is confirmed.

We plan material and production capacity around expected demand. If special circumstances require a schedule adjustment, we discuss the revised arrangements with the buyer in advance.

Urgent orders can be reviewed for priority scheduling. Feasibility and timing are discussed against the current production plan and the specific order.

Yes. We provide production progress updates, and process photographs or video can be arranged when needed to follow an order.

Quality checks cover incoming materials, die casting, plating, subsequent finishing and finished goods before dispatch, with staff responsible for checks at each stage.