Collect references
Receive the sample, drawing, OE reference, application photos and requested change.
Drawing and sample review
Custom Part Specifications
A requested change is first separated into fitment, material, performance and packing requirements so each item can be verified.
Customization details
Change only what the application requires
A dimension change can affect sealing, fastener position, load and service life. The review therefore compares critical interfaces, tolerances, material condition and the way the part is installed before a sample specification is released.
- Critical dimensions and interfaces are identified on the drawing or sample.
- Material requests are tied to the actual heat, oil, load or wear condition.
- Unconfirmed assumptions are listed before sampling, not hidden in the quotation.
OEM / ODM
From request to approved sample
Compare critical features
Review dimensions, connections, material and installation constraints.
Issue a sample specification
Record accepted values, open questions and the checks required on the sample.
FAQ
Customization questions
Is a photo enough for a specification change?
Usually not. Dimensions, interfaces, material information and an application reference are normally needed.
Can an existing part be adjusted instead of making a new design?
Possibly. The review checks whether the change affects tooling, function or interchangeability.
How are sample results recorded?
The approved dimensions, observations and remaining conditions are added to the order specification.
OEM / ODM
Other customization options
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Product Logo Marking
Logo marking is assessed against the part material, available surface and intended use before a production method is proposed.
View details02Custom Export Packaging
Packaging is designed around product protection, warehouse identification and the information required by the destination market.
View details03New Mold Development
Tooling begins only after the reference part, functional interfaces and acceptance method are clear enough to control the trial sample.
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