Truth 1: The quality of foundries varies greatly
Not all foundries can provide consistently high quality products. In order to reduce costs, some factories may use inferior materials or reduce production processes, resulting in substandard finished products. When choosing a foundry, pay attention to their production process, source of raw materials and quality inspection standards to ensure that they can maintain a high level of quality.
The production capacity of foundries directly affects the speed and quantity of delivery. Some small factories may not be able to deliver on time, especially when the order volume is large. Therefore, when selecting a foundry, it is important not only to look at its equipment and technology, but also to evaluate its capacity to ensure that they can fulfill orders on time and avoid delays in time to market.
Fact 3: Contract terms matter
Signing a detailed contract is an important means to protect the interests of both parties. In the contract, product specifications, delivery time, quality inspection standards, payment methods and after-sales services should be clearly defined to avoid subsequent disputes or misunderstandings. Cooperation without a clear contract is extremely risky.
The cooperation between foundries and brands is not only a simple production relationship, but also requires close cooperation between the two sides in design, development, production and other aspects. Good communication can effectively avoid misunderstandings and production problems, and whether the foundry has a professional communication team is also crucial.
Truth 5: Price is not the only determinant
Although price is an important consideration when choosing a foundry, if you only pursue the lowest price, it may affect product quality and brand image. When choosing a foundry, it is necessary to comprehensively consider many factors such as quality, delivery time, and communication efficiency to avoid the trap of low prices.
