OEM / ODM
Your drawing. Your brand. Our tooling.
Made to drawing, made to sample, or badged as your own. Here is how an order travels from drawing to carton; lead time and tooling are quoted part by part.
Made to drawing
Tooled and produced from your drawing.
Made to sample
Structure and dimensions reproduced from a sample you send.
OEM / ODM
Your brand on our tooling, or a design developed together.
How it runs
- 01
Send a drawing or a sample
A drawing is ideal — DWG, PDF or a photograph. Without one, a sample does the job just as well. What matters is that the mounting face, the hole positions and the spindle size are clear.
- 02
We confirm the structure and dimensions
You get back a checklist: material, backset, door thickness range, plate size, finish. Anything unclear gets settled before the tool is cut.
- 03
New tooling, or a change to existing tooling
Close to a tool we already have and a modification does it; a different structure needs a new tool. Cost and lead time are quoted per part.
- 04
Sample approval
The sample goes to you and onto a real door before anything is decided. Changing it at this stage is far cheaper than changing it after production.
- 05
Production and packing
Packed to your requirement, including your brand, colour box, instructions and barcode. Carton data before production starts.
Send these with your enquiry and the answer comes back faster
- Product type and a reference model — ours is fine
- Door thickness, backset, spindle size
- Finish and colour
- Expected quantity and delivery
- Whether you need branding, colour box or instructions
- Any drawing or sample you can send