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A Simply send us your 3D file along with project requirements (material, quantity, finish, deadline), and we’ll get back to you with a detailed quote—usually within 24 hours.
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A There is no minimum order. Whether you need a single prototype or a batch of parts, we’re happy to support your project at any scale.
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A Yes, we offer various finishing options such as sanding, polishing, painting, and UV coating to enhance appearance or functionality based on your needs.
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A Both. While 3D printing is excellent for prototyping, many customers use it for short-run production or even end-use parts, especially when speed and customization are priorities.
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A Yes, we provide free DFM (Design for Manufacturing) review with every order. Our engineers can offer suggestions to improve printability, reduce cost, or enhance functionality.
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A We offer a wide range of materials such as PLA, ABS, resin, nylon (PA12), TPU (flexible), and even carbon fiber-reinforced options. Each material serves different needs like strength, flexibility, or heat resistance—our team can help you choose the right one.
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A Lead time depends on the part's size, complexity, and selected material. Most standard orders can be completed within 2–5 business days. For urgent projects, expedited service is available upon request.
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A We accept most common 3D file formats including STL, STEP, IGES, and OBJ. If you're unsure about your file, feel free to send it to us and our engineering team will review it for compatibility.
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A You need to email your project drawings to us, or leave your email, and our professionals will contact you immediately.
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A For simple products, it is best to use product pictures to get a quote. For complex parts, you can provide CAD design drawings, or send your parts to us so that we can give you a quote and provide samples.
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A For this point, many of our customers are also worried about, we can sign NDA agreement with our customers to ensure that your design will not be plagiarized, in addition, we are OEM injection mold manufacturer, we have no channels to sell such products. And injection molding part of the product can effectively prevent the whole product from being plagiarized.
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A We can't, if you have a sketch, we suggest you can look for a local design company to help you, if you have design drawings, our designers can help you to optimize.
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A Yes, we can. Typically, we offer two kinds of 3D printing and CNC machining for product prototypes. Delivery time is 2 to 7 days. If you have sufficient budget, we also carry out prototyping tools or rapid molds.
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A Every project is different. We will quote according to the parts structure and customer requirements. Generally speaking, the more comprehensive the information provided by the customer, the more accurate the quotation will be. The following are several factors that affect the cost of the mold: product structure, plastic material, surface treatment, production quantity, mold standard (HASCO, DME, MISUMI, LKM) and accessories, whether the mold is exported or not. In short, our engineers will develop the most suitable tooling solution for your project according to your requirements and budget as well as the principles of manufacturability.
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A Usually within 24 hours. However, if your project is a large or difficult one, we need more time to make a reasonable offer.
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A EXW, FOB, CIF, DAP, DDP.
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A Tooling payment term: T/T, 50% deposit and PO, interim (first time) 30%, final term: 20% (before tooling shipping or running production).
Production payment term: T/T, 50% deposit and PO, balance term: 50% before delivery of parts.
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A Depending on the complexity of the product, it usually takes between four and six weeks to make a set of molds. The delivery time will be on the quotation sheet for your reference before the order starts.
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A First, we will evaluate your product design and provide you with detailed quotation solutions as well as appropriate product design optimization suggestions. Secondly, when the order is confirmed, our engineers will provide you with a detailed DFM report which includes the basic plan of the mold and plastic parts. Third, during the mold design and manufacturing phase, your project engineer at RYD will follow up the whole process and provide you with a weekly mold progress report. Four, complete the mold, first try out the sample, internal review and measurement, send the sample to the customer evaluation. Fifth, if the sample is not qualified, our team should find out the reason and solution and improve, and then make a second sample for the customer to check until it is valid.
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A Yes, we provide prompt after-sales service. Our sales engineer will continue to follow up the situation of the mold after it is exported. At this stage, if a mold fails, our engineers will participate in the evaluation process and help resolve the problem.
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