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Quality & Compliance

You approve a physical piece before anything is produced.

A souvenir magnet is bought on impulse from a rack, so the piece in the box has to match the piece that was signed off. The sequence below exists to make that boring.

01 draw

Feasibility review

Artwork or a reference piece comes back with a process recommendation, the tooling implications and anything in the design that will not survive the chosen process. Returned within 48 hours.

02 inventory_2

Physical sample

A prototype is produced and dispatched. Photographs are not a substitute — colour, weight and the feel of the magnet on a door are the things buyers actually judge.

03 task_alt

Written sign-off

The approved sample becomes the reference for the run. Anything that would deviate from it comes back to you before it is produced, not after.

04 timeline

Production updates

Stage-by-stage documentation during the run, so the first time you see the order is not when it arrives at your warehouse.

05 fact_check

Pre-dispatch check

Finished pieces are checked against the approved sample before the order ships. Magnet retention, finish and colour are the three that matter on a rack.

06 description

Documentation

Material test reports available on request for the applicable destination market. Tell us where the product is being sold and what your buyer requires.

Commitments

The numbers you can hold us to.

Sample dispatch
SAMPLE_DAYS? days
Production lead time
LEAD_DAYS? days
Payment terms
PAYMENT_TERMS?

Tell us what your buyer requires.

Destination market and retailer requirements shape which documentation is needed. Send both with your inquiry and the feasibility review will cover them.

Optional Specifications

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