Mold Making & Resin Casting

Review part splits, mold requirements and casting details against an approved master and a defined order quantity.

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Existing KELIKULI workshop photograph: hand-finishing and production workstations.

Who this service is for

Buyers with a developed sculpt or prototype who need production tooling and repeatable cast resin parts.

What to provide

Approved model or physical master with dimensions
Undercuts, hollow areas, inserts and assembly requirements
Opening quantity, reorder plan and critical surface requirements

What we scope with you

Tooling scope with the proposed part breakdown
Casting and assembly points for sample review
Written confirmation of tooling charges, ownership and reorder arrangements

Part separation affects more than tooling

Splitting a figure may make a difficult shape easier to cast, but it adds joining and finishing work. Identify visible seams and areas that will be concealed. An accessory should not be separated solely for a lower mold quote if the resulting assembly is fragile.

Clarify what a tooling quote includes

Ask whether the quotation includes master preparation, production molds, trial castings and corrections. The number of molds needed depends on the production plan and design. Replacements and future changes should be agreed rather than assumed to be free.

Approve seam locations on the sample
Review bubbles, pinholes and distortion criteria
Record mold ownership, maintenance and storage terms

Product & packing options

Material: Casting resin / polyresin and any inserts are assessed for the product specification.
Size: Critical dimensions and fit points need explicit checks after casting.
Surface & color: Cast parts may require trimming, sanding and surface preparation before painting.
Packaging: Part shape and fragility inform protective support and assembly choices.

Confirmed for your project

MOQ, samples & production timing

MOQ: Linked to the design, number of molds and production economics.
Sampling: Trial castings follow tooling preparation and may require corrections.
Mold making: Quoted after review of the approved master and part split.
Mass production: Casting capacity, curing, finishing and packing are scheduled together.

These are quotation and approval conditions, not a fixed price or lead-time promise. Final terms depend on artwork, size, complexity, quantity and the approved specification.