Five thousand square metres in Fenggang, a hundred people on site, ten style lines and twenty-one handset models in production. Tooling, moulding, printing, finishing and inspection all happen under one roof — which is why the schedule is ours to give you, and why the price is quoted from the factory floor rather than marked up from somebody else's.
The moulds are made here, not subcontracted to a tool room we cannot see. That is what makes a fifty-piece minimum possible on twenty-one handset models and what keeps a reorder on the same tooling as the first run.
Moulding, printing, lamination, assembly and inspection are in the same building. Nothing waits on a truck between the press and the print line, which is where most quoted lead times quietly disappear.
Factory visit, video call from the shop floor, or a third-party audit at origin before the deposit. A supplier who resists all three is telling you something.
These are the figures we would give an auditor, not the ones that sound best in a brochure.
| Measure | Figure |
|---|---|
| Workshop and warehouse | 5,000 m² |
| Staff on site | 100+ |
| Style lines in production | 10 |
| Handset models currently tooled | 21 |
| Colours held on the shelf | 52 |
| Minimum order | 50 pcs per style |
| Lead time, catalogue styles | 3–5 weeks from deposit |
| Processes in house | Injection moulding · press line · printing and decoration · lamination · inspection |
| Export markets served | United States · Canada · Australia · New Zealand |
Both will send you a nice catalogue and a competitive price. Only one of them can change the schedule when your container date moves.
A supplier who cannot survive this list is not a supplier you want holding your deposit. We would rather be checked than trusted.
| Check | How to do it |
|---|---|
| Business identity | The company, the registration number and the registered address should match on the invoice, the bank beneficiary and the export documents. Ours do — see documentation. |
| Bank details | Account numbers only ever change on a signed invoice, never by email. Any message that says otherwise is fraud, whoever it appears to come from. |
| Tooling ownership | Ask who owns the mould and what happens to it if you leave. The answer decides whether you are building a product or renting one. |
| Sample, paid for | Buy a sample at unit price plus courier. A free sample is a marketing cost loaded onto somebody's unit price. |
| Third-party inspection | On the first run, at origin, before dispatch. If a factory resists this, that is the finding. |
If yours is not here, write to [email protected] — the reply comes from the person who runs the moulds.
The factory. Dongguan Xinrongfa New Material Technology Co., Ltd., No. 6 Hebeiling 3rd Road, Guanjingtou, Fenggang Town, Dongguan. The moulds are cut here and the presses are here. You are welcome to come and see both.
Twenty-one handset models across the iPhone 16, 17 and 18 series, iPhone Air, and the Galaxy S25, S26, A and Z families. The live inventory is on the mould board. If your model is not on it, we can quote a new mould.
Models, style lines, quantities and a destination postcode. That is enough for a unit price with the tier applied and a freight figure to your door. Artwork is only needed once we are talking about print.
Yes — that is the minimum, not an exception. It applies to every buyer, there is no separate higher minimum for new customers, and no minimum spend on the invoice as a whole.
The company registration, the material and test documentation we hold, and the export paperwork for the route you choose. The list is on the documentation page, and if a specific certificate matters for your market, ask before you order rather than after.
Both are reasonable requests and both get a straight answer. Send the models and quantities, or ask for a video call from the shop floor.
Request a quote
Tell us the models, the quantity and where it ships. You get a unit price at your quantity tier, the tooling you are buying into, and the cost to your door — no obligation.