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Product engineering
Review available product data, assembly intent and manufacturing questions before tooling decisions are made.
Connected manufacturing services
Toy, Figure & Mold Manufacturing Capabilities
Build a project-specific manufacturing scope for plastic model kits, toys, collectible figures and statues—or commission mold development and delivery on its own. Required processes are reviewed against the product, material and final deliverable.
Core manufacturing stages
Select the stages your project needs
Our existing process capabilities include product-data review, tooling, injection molding, decoration, assembly and packaging. HIPS, ABS and PVC component production is in-house. Confirm the specific production route for resin, polystone and slush-molded vinyl projects; these are not all injection-molding workflows.
Process and model-kit photographs below illustrate the activity shown. They do not establish that every process is used, or performed in-house, for every product category.
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Tooling & mold making
Develop molds for an agreed production program or standalone delivery. Confirm trial approvals, receiving-factory requirements and handover scope before work begins.
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Injection molding
Produce HIPS, ABS and PVC components in-house, with material and appearance requirements confirmed for each project.
Spray painting
Tampo Print04 / CAPABILITY
Spray Painting & Tampo Print
Coordinate spray painting, Tampo Print and appearance controls where the product specification requires them.
Assembly line05 / CAPABILITY
Assembly & packaging
Coordinate component assembly and define the packaging requirements included in the reviewed project scope.
Product development
Product inputs and manufacturability
Review supplied artwork, scans, 3D data or samples, the current development stage and the output needed. Agree any additional design work before the manufacturing scope is finalized.
Independent service
Mold development and delivery
A mold order does not require a production order with ITTAK. Define the receiving factory’s requirements, trial samples, acceptance conditions and agreed handover package.
Explore standalone mold making →Finish and delivery
Decoration, assembly and packaging
Review spray painting, Tampo Print, visible surfaces, moving parts, assembly and protective packaging according to the selected product and approved scope.
Prepare for capability review
Define the product and the handoff
A complete figure, an unassembled kit and a mold delivered to another factory need different review and approval plans.
- State the product category, development stage and available inputs
- Identify fixed or articulated construction, material preferences and appearance expectations
- Specify complete products, selected production stages or molds only
- Include target markets, intended audience and known testing or documentation needs
- For standalone molds, describe the receiving factory and any known machine or interface requirements
- Indicate whether an NDA is required before sensitive files are shared
Start with a manufacturing review
Which manufacturing stages does your project need?
Share a non-confidential product or tooling brief. ITTAK will clarify the deliverables, process scope and next information needed without assuming a fixed MOQ, price or schedule.