Choose the body and closure before finalizing decoration. Oulete can adapt an existing tool through material, color and surface treatment, or review a new mold when the geometry must change.
Choose the level of customization
The final quantity depends on the full component system. A sourced pump, cap or other part can have a separate minimum.
Decoration processes
The factory has 10 screen-printing presses, four hot-stamping machines, a spray line and an electroplating line. Select the process according to the resin, part geometry, artwork and finish you want.
- Screen printing: review artwork placement and legibility on the actual surface.
- Hot stamping: approve the foil, substrate and adhesion on a sample.
- Spray coating: approve the color and surface appearance with the selected body.
- Electroplating: confirm the component, finish and the complete process route.
A visual reference is a direction for sampling, not proof that any finish works on any material.
Artwork and color approval
Supply the artwork in a production-ready format and identify the critical color or finish reference. Review the decorated sample under agreed viewing conditions. Keep the approved artwork version, part specification and sample together so repeat orders use the same reference.
New molds and ownership
The in-house mold shop supports tool development and repair. The factory questionnaire gives RMB 8,000–15,000 as a tooling reference range; the geometry and full tooling scope determine the project quote. Paid tooling belongs to the customer with written ownership confirmation. The cumulative volume for a full tooling refund is agreed in the quotation.
Plan the schedule
Decorated production typically takes 18–22 days; new-tool projects are typically quoted at 25–30 days. Confirm approvals, component availability and shipping time separately.
Discuss a customization brief, review sampling or use the decoration guide.
Put the specification to work
Prepare a sample request. The tool shows its inputs and limits before you use the result in a project brief.