Product Description
Company Profile
HangZhou HORD RAPIDTOOLS CO., LTD was established in 2013 by Johnny CHINAMFG and is located in the beautiful city of HangZhou, enjoying convenient transportation and a graceful environment. We are a professional custom manufacturer specializing in rapid tooling & small-volume production including plastic Injection molding, CNC machining, silicone heat compression, aluminum pressure die casting, aluminum extrusion, etc.
Covering an area of 2,1000 square CHINAMFG and having over 250 employees, our factory is equipped with advanced injection molding machines, CNC machines, inspection equipment, etc. We have excellent in-house production capacity and refined manufacturing processes to deliver high-quality production parts at cost-effective prices. Meanwhile, backed by stable material suppliers. Strict quality control covers every procedure, from material sourcing and processing to testing and packing.
With high-quality products, excellent service, and a good reputation, we have won great support from customers around the world. We are looking CHINAMFG to good cooperation with partners at home and abroad to create a glorious future.
Product Description
| Service | Custom rapid tooling & small-volume production including plastic Injection molding |
| Quotation | Quote as per your drawing/design(size, material, feature and structure, processing method, and required technology, etc) |
| Tolerance & Surface Roughness | Customize available |
| Materials Available | ABS,PC,PEEK,TPE,PA66,etc.(other specified material) |
| Processing | Injection molding |
| Payment method | T/T, wire transfer, Paypal, etc |
| Drawing Formats | STP, IGS, Auto CAD, CHINAMFG Works, UG, CAD, PDF, etc. |
| MOQ | No MOQ requirement for common parts, except for the MOQ of special materials required by the resin supplier. |
Our Advantages
One-Stop Service
Hundreds of MUD mold base making to achieve the cost and lead time-saving!
1. Instant quote: Response within 24 hours
2. Cost saving: quote with MUD mold base
3. Quick Turnaround: 7-14 days for mold making after DFM/drawing is confirmed. It depends on the complexity of the Design.
4. No MOQ Requirement, except for the MOQ of special material required by the resin supplier.
5. DFM Analysis: Preliminary DFM provided if needed at the quotation stage. Formal DFM is provided after the order is confirmed.
6.T1/T0 samples were provided to customers for further check after the mold trial.
7. Inspection report: FAI and dimensional report provided if needed.
8. Logistics: we have our own logistic team for the shipment arrangement.
Attention: All parts are custom-made according to the customer’s design/ drawings or existing samples. There are no ready parts in stock for sale.
HordRT Team
Our Mold Factory
Our Injection Molding Factory
Quality Assurance Inspections
Quality Control at Every Step
We take inspection and quality control seriously. Our quality control process combines expertise and experience with advanced equipment for measuring and reviewing client specifications against produced samples before final runs. If there is a need from a customer, we always can provide the COA, COC, dimensional report and relevant inspection reports, etc.
Certificates
HordRT has passed ISO 9001, IATF 16949, and UL certifications.
How to get a free quote from us?
1. Send an inquiry to us
2. Provide related files(drawings) if possible.
3. Tell us your requirement(Material/Qty/Surface finish/etc) for parts.
4. Analyze with our engineers and get back a quote within 24 hours.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q1. Are you able to sign an NDA before we transfer the CAD data to you?
A1. We guarantee to keep your design and content secure and confidential. If needed, we can CHINAMFG an NDA document for you. You can send your company’s NDA to us directly, and we will CHINAMFG it back to you.
Q2. Are the lead times in working days or calendar days?
A2. The lead times are quoted in calendar days. That is calculated from the approval of the DFM and the beginning of the actual production.
Q3. What are the shipping terms of HordRT?
A3. For regular production orders, our standard terms are Ex Works (EXW), which means that the customer is responsible for shipping, customs clearance, and all other associated fees once the goods have left our premises.
Q4. What are the advantages of HordRT compared with other suppliers?
A4. 1. Support rapid tooling and low-volume production
2. Making hundreds of shared mold bases(MUD) to save costs and time for customers.
3. Equipped with a great deal of advanced injection molding machines, CNC machines, inspection equipment, etc.
4. Choose a suitable processing method for different designs based on the consideration of cost/qty/lead-time/design and so on.
Q5.What are the payment terms of HordRT?
A5.1.Typically, all tooling orders require a 50% deposit in advance, the balance needs to be paid before the T1 sample is shipping.
2. The CNC machining parts require 100% payment before shipment.
3. Unless otherwise agreed, the amount due shall be paid by bank transfer as designated by HordRT
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Power locks encompass various types that utilize different mechanisms and technologies to achieve secure locking. Here’s a description of some common types of power locks:
- Electromagnetic Locks: Electromagnetic locks, also known as maglocks, use the principle of electromagnetism to provide locking functionality. They consist of an electromagnet mounted on the door frame and a metal armature plate attached to the door. When an electric current passes through the electromagnet, it generates a magnetic field that attracts and holds the armature plate, keeping the door securely locked. Electromagnetic locks are commonly used in access control systems, such as in commercial buildings and high-security facilities.
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editor by CX 2024-04-15