What Can Be Customized?
• Logo: Confirm artwork, size, location and a marking method suitable for the housing.
• Color: Specify the affected parts and approve the finish on the actual material.
• Manuals: Match languages, illustrations and installation steps to the supplied configuration.
• Packaging: Define the box, insert, labels and accessory layout.
• Accessories: Confirm compatible rings, adapters or pads individually.
Printing a logo on an existing housing may retain the original tooling. Changing a molded logo, mounting base or clamp can require structural review and tooling work.
Which Purchasing Terms Need Confirmation?
MOQ depends on the model, colors, component requirements and packaging. Confirm product MOQ per model or color and the packaging MOQ separately.
Request separate sample, setup and tooling charges, plus sample preparation and production lead times. Agree when each timeline starts. For new tooling, document the cost, ownership and permitted use before proceeding. Exact terms depend on the selected model and customization scope.
What Evidence Should Support Approval?
Start with an identifiable model. For example, the HD-1016 motorcycle and bicycle phone holder is listed for 4–7-inch phones and 15–28 mm handlebars. Record the selected configuration before requesting customization.
Where available, request dated logo-sample photos, physical box and manual samples, and a sample approval record. Packing or inspection photos should identify the relevant model or order. Keep the approved revision as the production reference.
FAQ
①Can I Add My Logo Without a New Mold?
Often, yes, if the existing housing supports a suitable marking method. Ask the factory to confirm the location and process. A molded or embossed logo may require tooling changes. Approve the actual marked sample before production.
②What Files Are Needed for Custom Packaging?
Provide logo artwork, product information, barcode data, required languages and the accessory list. Obtain the factory’s confirmed box dieline before finalizing artwork. New dimensions or inserts require a packed sample to check fit and protection.
③Which Changes Require a New Sample?
Changes to materials, coatings, magnets, bases, joints or accessories require review of the affected configuration and relevant retesting. Packaging structure changes need a packed sample. Artwork-only revisions need updated proofs and appropriate printed or marked samples.
④Can Manuals and Labels Be Prepared in Different Languages?
Yes, multilingual versions can be specified for a private-label project. Confirm who supplies and approves translations. Check that installation steps, compatibility limits and model references remain consistent across languages before approving the final files.
Prepare a Clear Customization Brief
Send the factory the model code, logo artwork, color reference, manual languages, packaging requirements and accessory list. Ask the quotation to separate existing-model customization from changes requiring additional sampling or development.
