Customize existing drinkware and accessories, or discuss a new silicone or plastic product. Start with your drawing, reference sample or idea; agree the scope before tooling and production.
Silicone and plastic processing in Shenzhen · for brands, small businesses and promotional buyers serving the US market.
From 10 pcsSmall-batch customization
As fast as 1 daySampling on eligible projects
7–10 daysDoor-to-door transit, production not included
OEM / ODMExisting models to new designs
MOQ, sampling speed and delivery depend on the model, customization, destination and approval status. New tooling is assessed separately. Confirm the schedule and its start date in your quotation.
THREE ROUTES · CHOOSE BY WHAT YOU CHANGE
Not every project needs a new mold.
Most briefs start from a model that is already in production. Change the decoration only and no new mold is needed; change the shape and it has to be assessed. Pick the route by what you want to change, not by what the project is called. Each route carries its own minimum order; it is printed on the card.
01 / RESTYLE AN EXISTING MODEL
BEST FOR: A LAUNCH DATE ALREADY SET
Change the look. Keep the mold.
Start from a model that is already in production. Change the colour, logo, decoration and packing, and keep the structure that has already been proven in use.
What changes: colour, logo, decoration, packing
What stays: the existing body, lid and tooling
Sample approval before production
Minimum order
10 pcsplain or printed, one colour or many
No tooling. Screens, a full wrap and any colour match are charged as setup, not as a minimum order. Existing model only — ask us to check the configuration you want.
Keep the body that already works and change the part your buyer actually notices — the lid, the handle, the straw or the capacity. Tooling is only discussed for the part you change.
What changes: lid, cap, handle, straw or capacity
Fit and seal checked on a sample
Part-level tooling quoted on its own
Minimum order
1,000 pcsone new part on an existing body
Tooling for the new part is quoted as its own line, never folded into the unit price.
Bring a drawing, a reference sample or a described function. Feasibility, material, wall sections, assembly and tooling are reviewed before any mold is cut.
What changes: body, lid, drinking system, assembly
Drawing or sample feasibility review
Approved specification before tooling
Minimum order
3,000 pcsper new moulded product, 1–4 mould sets
Tooling is charged separately from the unit price. Silicone and plastic only.
Our own models, composited into licensed event photography. The cup and the finish are files you can order — the room is a licensed photograph, the image is a composite, not an event we attended.
Scene photography licensed from Pexels and Unsplash. Cups are our models composited into licensed scenes, not photographs of an actual order.
FROM BRIEF TO DELIVERY
A clear path to your custom order.
Nine delays out of ten start in step one. What you send there decides how fast the rest goes — so each step below says what we need and what comes back.
01
Share your brief
Product or idea, quantity, artwork and destination.
You sendA model number or a use case, target quantity, artwork if you have it, destination ZIP and the date you need it.We returnA written list of what is still missing, plus a first indication of route and minimum quantity — usually within one working day.
02
Review & quote
Agree materials, customization and any tooling.
You sendMaterial and colour choice, decoration method, packaging, and whether tooling is in scope.We returnUnit price by quantity break, tooling cost if any, and the schedule with the date it starts.
03
Approve a sample
Approve the specification, artwork and sample.
You sendOne written approval covering the artwork version, the colour reference and the sample itself.We returnA sample made to the final specification, plus photographs of the exact unit we keep on file.
04
Produce & inspect
Follow the agreed acceptance and packing requirements.
You sendYour acceptance criteria — an AQL level or your own checklist — and the packing specification.We returnProduction status, an inspection report measured against those criteria, and photos of the packed cartons.
05
Arrange delivery
Confirm shipping scope, destination and arrival plan.
You sendConsignee address, import details, and whether you want door-to-door or delivery to your forwarder.We returnShipping documents, tracking, and the date the goods actually left.
BEFORE THE NUMBER
What decides the price and the schedule.
Two enquiries that look the same can come back with different numbers. These four points are usually what moves them.
01 · ToolingA new mold for a body, lid or component is a one-off cost with its own schedule. Reusing an existing mold takes it out of the quotation entirely.
02 · Part count and fitMore parts mean more assembly, more fit checks and more ways for a first sample to come back wrong.
03 · Decoration and finishNumber of print positions, colour count, coverage, laser area, coating and multi-side artwork each add setup and inspection steps.
04 · Sampling rounds and approvalsEvery extra revision round adds time. Approving artwork, colour and sample version together is the fastest route.
TYPICAL SCHEDULE
1–2 daysExisting sample
5–7 daysCustomised sample
30–40 daysNew tooling, drawing to first sample
25–30 daysMass production, standard run
Sampling
A logo-only sample usually ships the day after artwork is confirmed. A fully customised sample — colour matching, a new structure or a multi-part set — takes 5–7 days.
New tooling
30–40 days end to end. Machining one version of the mold is about 3–4 weeks of that — the rest is scheduling, trial shots and your approval on the first sample.
Production
25–30 days for a standard run. Custom work runs longer: colour matching, special inks, multi-part sets and a first batch off a brand-new mold all add time on top. Inside a standard run the moulding stage is 5–10 days for Tritan and silicone cups, around 20 days for the LED range.
The figures for your project are written into the quotation, including the date the schedule starts and what would change it.
A REAL PROJECT · YACHT EVENT, CALIFORNIA
One brief. A reviewed sample. Cups at the event.
The first request was a logo on a plastic cup. Artwork and sample reviews led to a 16 oz cold colour-changing silicone cup. These three scenes follow that same project from the initial idea to sample approval and event use.
6Design revisions
3Physical sample rounds
3Details agreed on the sample
20 daysThis project: expedited door to door
01 / THE INITIAL IDEA
Start with the logo and the cup.
The event date was fixed; the cup and production artwork were still open. The starting discussion was how to place the logo on a plastic cup.
02 / THE SAMPLE DECISION
A silicone sample replaces the plastic-cup idea.
Six revisions and three sample rounds led to a 16 oz cold colour-changing silicone cup. Three detail changes were agreed using the physical sample.
03 / READY FOR THE EVENT
The same custom cup, now on the yacht.
The approved sample guided a 150-piece trial order, packing and expedited delivery to California. This project took twenty days from approval to the client’s hands.
A real project with client details withheld. These are process illustrations with a stand-in emblem, not order photographs. Twenty days was this project’s actual timeline; other orders are confirmed individually.
MANUFACTURING & PROJECT CONTROL
Make every approval specific.
Silicone and plastic processing by Shenzhen BYF Precision Mould Co., Ltd. Review the production and supply scope for your selected product.
Material & specificationRecord dimensions, components and intended use.
Artwork & sample approvalAgree the sample version and decoration before production.
Inspection & packing requirementsDefine acceptance points and project documents.
Eleven documents are on record: two management-system certificates, two granted patents, finished-product tests and reports on the resins we buy. Ask which one covers your model and we send that scan, not a badge.
Held by Shenzhen Hongrun New Material Technology Co., Ltd., our affiliated plant for moulded and blow-moulded drinkware. Click any file to read the scan, including the certificate number and the scope. See all 11 files →
BEFORE YOU REQUEST A QUOTE
Start with what you know.
Can I start with 10 pieces?
Small-batch customization starts from 10 pieces on eligible configurations. Share the model, number of designs and packaging requirements; custom tooling and special specifications are reviewed separately.
Does one-day sampling apply to a new mold?
Sampling can be as fast as one day for eligible projects. New molds, new structures and complex decoration require a separate assessment. Confirm sample type, artwork approval and timing in the quote.
What does 7–10 day door-to-door delivery include?
The 7–10 days is transit only, counted from the day your goods are packed and handed to the carrier. Production is not included: a standard run takes 25–30 days ex-works, and new tooling takes 30–40 days end to end. Plan production and shipping as two separate blocks when you set a launch date.
Can I enquire without a model or drawing?
Yes. Describe the intended use, approximate quantity and required arrival date. You can add a reference image or artwork on the existing enquiry form.
BEFORE YOU ASK FOR A PRICE
Eight details that make the first quote usable.
You do not need all of them to send an enquiry. Missing items come back as open questions instead of being guessed.
Product or modelA model code, a photo, or a short description of what it holds.
QuantityTotal pieces, and how many designs or colours sit inside that total.
ArtworkLogo file, how many positions it prints on, and the colours available.
Use and materialHot or cold, indoor or outdoor, one event or a reusable range.
CapacityThe volume you need, and whether it can move.
PackingPoly bag, gift box, insert card or carton marks.
DestinationCountry and postcode, so freight is quoted with the goods.
Arrival dateThe date the goods must be in hand, not the date you place the order.
