
01Die-cast metal
Zinc and aluminium alloy, cast in our own die-casting shop, then polished, plated and colour-filled.
Coins, tokens, dice, miniatures and inserts. Die-casting, PVC moulding and colour finishing under one roof — pressed, finished and packed by the same team, in Chenghai.
Everything below runs in-house. Nothing gets handed off mid-way, which is why small runs stay affordable.

Zinc and aluminium alloy, cast in our own die-casting shop, then polished, plated and colour-filled.

Press-moulded PVC and food-grade silicone, from flat inserts to 3D figures.

Colour finishing and logos in-house: hand spray, electrostatics and pad printing.
Tabletop projects rarely need anything beyond the three crafts above. When a project calls for one of these, we take it on too.
Most factories quote you a minimum. We quote you a curve — and we tell you exactly why it bends.
There is no hard order minimum here. A campaign prototype run and a production order sit on the same line.
Fewer units means a higher unit price, because machine start-up and tooling setup cost is fixed. You are paying for the set-up — not for a “minimum order”.
A colour-difference record is kept for every client and batch. “The colour is off” becomes a number you can check against — not an argument.
Tooling, casting, moulding, colour finishing, assembly and packing. Nothing gets outsourced halfway, so nothing gets lost between vendors.
How we quote: 5,000 units at a low unit price; 500 units at a higher one; 100 units higher still — because the machine has to be set up either way. We publish the tiers instead of hiding behind a minimum.
You do not need a finished design file to start. A sketch, a rough model or a reference photo is enough.
Send us what you have. We tell you what is feasible, which craft fits, and what to watch out for.
Itemised and split by quantity: unit price, tooling, finishing. No hidden line items.
A hand sample or a 1:1 production-matched sample, so you know what ships before you commit.
Lead time confirmed before we start. Packed to your campaign's fulfilment spec.
Deeper design and tooling engineering is a paid service — and it is credited against your production order.









Send a sketch, a reference, or just the idea. We will come back with feasibility, a suggested craft, and an indicative price range — free of charge.