When a product is selling, we make it in silicone
Some buyers need a mould. Others need ten thousand finished pieces with their logo on the box. We take a
bought sample, a 3D file or a trend photo, engineer it for silicone, and run production — compression
moulding, injection or liquid silicone rubber depending on the part.
Product families, not a catalogue
We do not publish a fixed list, because half of our work starts with a product that exists in another
material. These are the families we run most often.
Home & lifestyle
Mats, coasters, grips, cable organisers, stretch lids, ice trays, drain covers, pot holders.
Kitchen tools
Spatulas, whisks, tongs, basting brushes, collapsible bowls, utensil rests, oven mitts.
Pet products
Slow feeders, lick mats, treat moulds, collars, grooming brushes, travel bowls.
Promotional & event
Wristbands, keychains, luggage tags, bottle sleeves, phone card holders, lanyards.
Baby & feeding
Plates, bowls, bibs, teethers, sippy cup parts, suction bases, snack cups.
Industrial & technical
Gaskets, seals, o-rings, caps, grommets, masking plugs, vibration dampers.
The route decides the tooling cost
| Route | Best for | Tooling | Volume that makes sense |
|---|---|---|---|
| Compression moulding | Solid parts, mats, gaskets, simple 3D shapes | Steel or aluminium mould | Medium to high |
| Injection moulding | Tight tolerance, thin walls, high volume | Hardened steel mould | High |
| Liquid silicone rubber (LSR) | Small precise parts, baby and medical-style items | Precision steel mould | High |
| Open cast / room temperature | Low volume, prototypes, large simple parts | Soft mould | Low to medium |
We recommend the route after seeing the part, not before — the cheapest mould is not always the cheapest product.
Reverse-engineering a trending product
The most common brief we get is a photo and a question: “can you make this?” The answer is usually yes,
with three caveats worth knowing before you commit.
- Design rights. We produce from your sample on the basis that you hold the rights. We will not clone a protected product on a photo alone.
- Mouldability. Features that work in plastic often need a draft angle, a thicker wall or a split line in silicone. We list the changes before tooling.
- Cost floor. Unit cost only drops below a certain level at volume, because silicone is priced by weight and cycle time. We tell you the volume where the price works.
Send photos with a ruler in frame, plus any dimension you already know. That is enough for a first feasibility reply.
Private label, ready to shelf
- Your logo debossed, printed or embossed on the product
- Colour matched to your brand guide, checked on a physical chip
- Retail packaging: colour box, sleeve, hang tag, polybag with header
- Barcode and carton markings per your warehouse spec
- Photo samples sent before mass production
| MOQ | {{MOQ}} pcs per design |
|---|---|
| Sample | 7 days |
| Production | 15 days after approval |
OEM questions
Can you match the exact hardness of a sample I send?
Yes. We measure the sample and match it, then send a hardness chip with the quotation so you can confirm before tooling.
Who owns the mould?
Tooling paid for by the customer belongs to the customer. We keep it on site to run your orders, and it can be shipped to you on request.
Can you produce small batches first?
Yes. Most projects start with a pilot run at {{MOQ}} pieces, then move to volume once the product sells.
Do you handle packaging design?
We handle the dieline and the print files. Creative design is done by your team or your agency; we make sure the artwork fits the box and the barcode scans.
What if the first batch has a defect?
Defects traceable to production are re-run or credited. The approved sample is the reference in both directions, which is why we keep it on file.
Send the sample or the photo
Tell us the quantity you expect and the market you sell into. We reply with the route, the tooling and the unit price.