Review the application and file
Start with a short description or the file you have. We’ll review the application and ask for the details needed to define production.
Low-volume functional plastic parts
Small-batch parts and repeat supply for machine builders and manufacturers. Share quantity and timing if you know them.
An accepted part. A recorded setup.
A clear basis for the next order.
Custom-order minimum: $200.
Design and development are scoped and quoted separately. Paid first articles are quoted separately.
Industrial production inquiry
A short description is enough to start. Add a photo or file if you have one. We’ll ask for any other details needed to review the job.
Production follows approval. When fit or function matters, approve a pilot and agree on acceptance criteria before increasing quantity.
Prefer to talk through the application? Call 859-913-4106
The basis of the run
Practical low-volume work and ongoing local production relationships. Work directly with the person handling technical review, quoting, production planning, and customer communication.
The shop is intentionally focused on this work rather than anonymous, high-volume click-to-print orders.
Start with a short description or the file you have. We’ll review the application and ask for the details needed to define production.
A short run still needs a stable scope, material choice, quantity, timing, and acceptance expectations. Review them before scheduling. Confirm setup, agreed checks, and delivery arrangements; evaluate a pilot when fit or function matters.
Repeat orders can use the same recorded job setup when nothing has changed. The production basis may include file and revision, material and process, color configuration, hardware and finishing notes, agreed checks, packaging, and order history.
Approved hardware, labels, bagging, packing lists, bounded assembly, and repeat kits can follow the recorded production and pack basis when explicitly quoted.
Changes to file, material, application, quantity, hardware, finish, color, or agreed checks receive a new review; material or component availability, lead time, and price are not guaranteed indefinitely.