What should I send for a sealing or fluid-control component?+
Send the silicone-part drawing together with the mating groove, panel, cable, housing or pump-head geometry. Include the exact material requirement or candidate grade, fluid exposure, assembly condition, target quantities and the proposed acceptance test. A loose-part dimensional check and a finished-assembly sealing check are quoted as separate tasks.
What happens between the first quote and production release?+
The quotation defines the tooling scope, trial quantities, manufacturing operations and inspection deliverables. Review the DFM actions and material decision before authorizing tool work. Trial samples are evaluated in their specified finished state, and any remaining customer validation is identified before the production-release decision. Tool ownership, storage, maintenance and transfer terms are agreed in writing rather than assumed.
What documentation can be included for a medical LSR project?+
The documentation package is agreed during quotation. It can include material lot records, dimensional inspection, traceability and specified validation deliverables. IQ/OQ/PQ scope and acceptance criteria are reviewed with the selected production site when required.
How long does tooling and sampling take?+
Tooling and sampling dates are confirmed after the part, silicone grade, cavity count and validation requirements have been reviewed. Share your target launch date so the quotation can identify the relevant milestones.
Can you support production-site qualification?+
We coordinate a review of the relevant site qualifications, manufacturing scope and project quality records. Any further document sharing or site review is arranged according to supplier authorization and the agreed confidentiality scope.
Is LSR injection molding suitable for my production volume?+
Send your trial quantity, expected annual volume and part drawing. We assess the tooling investment, material purchase, cycle and finishing requirements to recommend a practical batch size and production approach.