Molds, Cavities & Trial Runs
Prepare mold direction, confirm cavity details and organize trial samples around the approved product brief.
Manufacturing
Choose the right silicone manufacturing process for function, geometry and volume.
Different product structures call for different tooling and processing methods. CHANVO evaluates the application, geometry, material and order requirements before confirming the production route.
4Core process groups
ToolingMold and sample planning
QC LinkedApproved sample reference
AssemblyFinishing and packing support
FACTORY FLOOR
Production areas connected around sample-approved manufacturing.
The manufacturing page now shows the working areas behind a custom project, from mold setup and material handling to finishing, inspection and packing preparation.
Compression & LSR Production
Select the suitable route by geometry, material form, production quantity and critical function.
Trimming, Post-Cure & Logo
Finish molded parts through trimming, post-curing, logo application and surface review when required.
Sample-Based Quality Checks
Check dimensions, color, flash, surface, function, packaging and order details against the approved reference.
CORE PROCESSES
Manufacturing options for different product structures.
Each capability page explains where the process fits, which project inputs matter and how the process connects to quality control.
Compression Molding
A practical route for many solid silicone consumer products and molded components.
Learn more →LSR Injection Molding
Automated liquid silicone processing for suitable precision and volume applications.
Learn more →Overmolding & Inserts
Silicone integrated with selected plastic, metal or other supporting components.
Learn more →Finishing & Assembly
Post-curing, trimming, logo application, assembly, inspection and packaging coordination.
Learn more →MANUFACTURING DECISIONS
The right route depends on product geometry and business goals.
CHANVO reviews process direction after understanding the part shape, material form, expected quantity, tolerance priorities and required finishing steps.
Compression MoldingCommon for many solid silicone products, mats, covers, consumer goods and functional parts.Useful when geometry, tooling cost and production volume fit the process.
LSR InjectionLiquid silicone route for suitable precision parts and repeat-volume programs.Consider when automation, detail control and volume justify the tooling approach.
Overmolding & InsertsSilicone combined with plastic, metal or supporting components.Important when fit, bonding, interface design and insert handling affect function.
Finishing & AssemblyTrimming, post-curing, printing, assembly, inspection and packaging coordination.Needed when final appearance, branding or component assembly shapes the finished product.
ROUTE CONFIRMATION
Manufacturing is confirmed through practical checkpoints.
These checkpoints fill the gap between a product idea and a production-ready plan.
Product Geometry
Wall thickness, undercuts, demolding, parting line, texture and visible areas affect tooling decisions.
Material Form
Solid silicone, liquid silicone, hardness, color and surface feel guide the production route.
Volume Direction
Prototype needs, first order quantity and repeat-volume plans shape cavity count and process choice.
Critical Function
Seal, grip, rebound, fit, anti-slip, softness or dimensional stability must be named before sample review.
Finishing Needs
Trimming, post-curing, printing, assembly, cleaning and packing are included in the production plan.
Approval Reference
The approved sample carries the final standard into production, inspection and packing.
PROCESS SELECTION
The right route depends on the complete brief.
Manufacturing is not selected from appearance alone. Product geometry, material, performance, target volume and assembly requirements all affect the decision.
- Part geometry and dimensional priorities
- Material form, hardness and performance needs
- Expected prototype and production volumes
- Secondary finishing, inserts or assembly steps
Manufacturing route reviewed by product briefMANUFACTURING FAQ
Common production questions before tooling and sampling.
These answers help reduce uncertainty before a custom silicone project enters manufacturing review.
How do we choose between compression molding and LSR injection?
The decision depends on product geometry, material form, expected quantity, precision needs, tooling budget and automation requirements.
Can finishing and packaging be handled with production?
Yes. Trimming, post-curing, logo application, assembly, inspection, unit packaging and carton preparation can be planned together.
What should be approved before production starts?
The sample, drawing, material, color, surface, logo, packaging, inspection priorities, quantity and delivery details should be confirmed.
Can CHANVO manufacture both consumer goods and components?
Yes. The manufacturing route is reviewed by product use, whether the item is a retail product, promotional item or functional silicone component.
START A PROJECT
Discuss the manufacturing route for your product.
Share your drawing, reference sample, target quantity and market requirements. We will help organize the next step.