Customization & MOQ FAQs

Our general starting quantities depend on product type and customization:

• Standard products: from 200 pieces.
• Customized products: from 1,000 pieces.
• New tooling projects: evaluated individually.

These are reference starting quantities, not an identical minimum for every model. We confirm the applicable MOQ after reviewing your requested configuration.

MOQ is the normal minimum quantity for a particular product configuration.

Un trial order is an initial purchase that allows a buyer to evaluate a product or market before larger orders.

Our trial-order reference range is 500–1,000 pieces. This range is not a separate MOQ.

Standard products start from 200 pieces, while regular customized products start from 1,000 pieces unless a different arrangement is agreed.

Custom manufacturing may involve dedicated materials, connector parts, printing, packaging or production setup.

These requirements can create minimum purchasing quantities and preparation costs that differ from standard models.

Our regular customized-product starting MOQ is 1,000 pieces. More specialized configurations are evaluated separately.

No. Although regular customization starts at 1,000 pieces, the final requirement depends on the cable configuration.

Changing color using an existing material can involve different production conditions from developing a new connector or molded structure.

We review the required components, materials and manufacturing setup before establishing the MOQ.

Yes. Projects requiring new molds, unusual components or specialized manufacturing may have different economical order quantities.

We evaluate the tooling, material procurement and production requirements individually instead of automatically applying the standard customization MOQ.

OEM generally means manufacturing to customer-provided designs or specifications.

ODM involves additional product design and development responsibilities agreed for the project.

If you have a finalized design, OEM manufacturing may be appropriate. If engineering assistance is required to define the product, ODM support may be more suitable.

Learn more about our OEM/ODM Service .

We can review requests involving cable length, jacket color, connector arrangements and selected construction details.

Some modifications can use existing materials and processes, while others require new components or tooling.

Length changes can affect voltage drop or signal integrity. We therefore evaluate cable length together with required charging current and data rate.

We can discuss product branding, labeling and customized packaging as part of an OEM/ODM project.

Suitable marking and printing methods depend on product materials, available surfaces and processes.

Please provide logo artwork, marking positions, packaging requirements and any required label information so we can review the configuration.

We can evaluate requests involving branding, housing appearance, plug configuration, packaging and selected technical specifications.

Changes using an existing product platform can differ substantially from modifications to internal circuitry, output configuration or enclosure geometry.

Electrical changes require engineering evaluation of performance, thermal behavior and applicable compliance implications.

We can review requests involving output voltage, current rating, DC cable length, connector type, labeling and external appearance.

A connector or cable modification may have different development requirements from changes to internal power electronics.

We evaluate electrical performance, product-specific verification needs and manufacturing feasibility before confirming the configuration.

Yes. You can begin discussing a customization project with us before every drawing and specification has been finalized.

Initial information may include a product concept, sketches, reference photographs, an existing product sample or a list of the required functions.

We can review what is already defined, identify missing technical details and discuss whether additional engineering support is appropriate.

Before manufacturing, the necessary dimensions, materials, electrical requirements and acceptance criteria must be sufficiently defined and approved.

Begin with the product type, intended application, estimated quantity and any available drawings or references.

The technical details differ by product category:

• USB cables: connector arrangement, required length, charging current or power, data speed, video support if needed, cable construction and expected operating conditions.
• USB chargers: input range, required output power, USB-A or USB-C port arrangement, charging protocols, plug type, enclosure requirements and destination market.
• AC/DC power adapters: AC input range, DC output voltage, continuous current or power, DC connector dimensions, polarity, cable length and applicable environmental needs.

Branding, materials, appearance, packaging requirements and any customer-specific standards should also be included where relevant.

If some specifications remain undecided, tell us which details need engineering clarification. We can review the available information and identify the remaining questions.

We can sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) before starting a project to protect your confidential product information.

Customer drawings, technical specifications and proprietary design information are handled according to the agreed confidentiality requirements. These materials are used for the authorized project purposes.

For customer-funded tooling, custom molds developed for the project belong to the customer under the agreed tooling ownership terms. We can document these ownership arrangements before development begins.

We do not retain customer design files after completion of the agreed project, in accordance with the established confidentiality and project-closeout terms.

Sì. We can source connectors, cables and electronic components based on customer-specified brands, model numbers or technical requirements for OEM/ODM projects.

We also accept customer-supplied materials and components for custom manufacturing and cable assembly.

Before production, we review the component specifications, electrical and mechanical compatibility, material availability and applicable quality requirements.

For customer-supplied components, we agree on delivery arrangements, incoming inspection requirements and material responsibilities before manufacturing begins.

Final sourcing arrangements, manufacturing feasibility and production schedules are confirmed according to the project's requirements.

We provide regular and standard product samples free of charge.

Customized samples may involve charges depending on materials, tooling and development complexity.

We confirm any applicable custom-sample charges before producing the sample.

Our reference development time for regular custom samples is approximately 7–14 days.

Actual timing depends on finalized specifications, material availability and preparation needs.

New tooling or substantial design work may require a separately agreed schedule.

Sample development time is distinct from bulk production lead time.

Yes. You can provide a reference sample to show intended dimensions, appearance, connectors and functions.

A physical sample does not always establish all information needed for manufacturing, so we may request drawings, electrical specifications or measurements.

We can review the reference and identify additional information needed to evaluate development.

Before approving a sample, verify the characteristics relevant to its intended application:

• Connector fit and physical dimensions.
• Electrical, charging and data functions where applicable.
• Length, materials and construction.
• Appearance, color and branding.
• Packaging and labeling information.

We recommend resolving discrepancies before approving the final production specification.

Sample approval is important, but it does not alone establish production readiness.

We also need finalized specifications, component availability and agreed order conditions.

Before releasing a custom order, the approved configuration, quantity and tooling requirements should be established so bulk production remains aligned with the sample.

A new mold may be necessary when the requested geometry cannot be manufactured using existing tooling.

Examples include a new molded connector housing, overmold profile or charger enclosure.

Some modifications involving existing materials, colors or markings may be possible without new molds.

We evaluate the proposed design against available manufacturing resources.

Tooling cost depends on geometry, mold type, material choice, required accuracy and manufacturing complexity, as well as development trials.

We evaluate applicable charges against the actual design rather than quoting one universal mold fee for all projects.

The tooling scope and any related development costs should be established before work begins.

New tooling can involve engineering confirmation, mold fabrication, sampling and design adjustments.

These activities may affect the practical order quantity and overall development schedule.

We assess new-tooling MOQs and timelines individually instead of automatically applying the 1,000-piece regular customization starting quantity.

Our reference production lead time for regular customized products is approximately 10–20 days.

Actual timing depends on approved specifications, materials, quantity and manufacturing arrangements.

New tooling or extensive engineering may require additional time.