Typical MOQ per SKU: 5k pcs; tiered pricing from 20k+. NDA & compliance support for both toy and small-electronics lines.
Typical MOQ per SKU: 5k pcs; tiered pricing from 20k+. NDA & compliance support for both toy and small-electronics lines.
In-house mold setup, controlled plastic injection molding, part inspection and downstream finishing for custom toy production programs.
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KingDa coordinates mold preparation, resin and color selection, injection molding, part inspection and downstream finishing within one manufacturing workflow.
Process settings depend on part geometry, resin type, wall thickness, color and performance requirements. Before mass production, the team confirms tooling condition, approved material and color references, and sample requirements.
Mold trials and sample approval before production
Inspection points and retained production records
The plant is equipped with 28 injection molding machines for different custom toy-part requirements.
The production facility includes a 50–500 T clamping-force range to support different mold and component sizes.
Engineering and production teams coordinate molding and downstream work with capacity of 2M+ plastic parts per month.
Each project follows the approved product specification. The exact route changes with the material, structure, decoration, electronics and packaging requirements.
The mold is prepared against the approved design and sample requirements. Fit, surface condition, gate details, venting and cooling-related items are reviewed before molding trials begin.
Key control: approved tool condition and trial reference
Specified resin and color references are prepared for the trial or production batch. Handling and drying requirements are set according to the selected material and part specification.
Key control: resin, masterbatch and approved color sample
Machine settings are trialed and adjusted around fill, pressure, temperature, cooling and cycle behavior. Parts are checked before the production run continues.
Key control: repeatable settings and first-piece approval
Molded parts are prepared for the required downstream work. Depending on the product, this may include gate trimming, pad printing, surface decoration or other approved finishing steps.
Key control: artwork position, color and surface appearance
Components move into sub-assembly or final assembly as required. Fit, movement, sound, light or other product functions are checked before the approved packaging route begins.
Key control: component fit, product function and packing specification
Visual, dimensional and functional checks are applied at defined points. Inspection records and approved references help keep repeat orders aligned with the confirmed requirements.
Key control: inspection criteria and retained production records
Controlled production areas, defined inspection points and packaging preparation help keep finished products aligned with approved requirements.
