Wholesale Baby Tableware & Feeding Utensils

KingStar’s been a go-to manufacturer for baby tableware, specializing in safe, kid-friendly feeding gear. Most of our products use food-grade silicone, with some options having wooden or plastic handles. Our stuff fits babies from 6+ months to toddlers up to 3, with designs that match their growing needs—all meeting global safety rules (FDA, EU CE, GB 4806).

For bulk orders, we’ve got tons of customization options: tweak silicone softness, pick Pantone colors to match your brand, add your logo, or tailor designs (like smaller spoon bowls for little ones just starting solids, or easy-grip handles for toddlers learning to feed themselves). With years of experience making baby products, we keep quality high while keeping prices competitive—so we’re a solid partner for big wholesale orders.

Safety-first materials—no BPA, non-toxic, and tough enough for teething babies
Customizable to fit your brand and each age group’s needs
Perfect for wholesaling to stores, daycares, and online shops

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KingStar’s Wholesale Baby Cutlery & Dinnerware

OEM & ODM Services for Baby Utensils

KingStar provides full OEM and ODM support for baby utensils, built to fit the specific needs of brands and businesses. Our team—over 16 industrial designers and 20 mechanical engineers—focuses on making safe, easy-to-use, and nice-looking baby products. We come up with more than 200 new ideas each year and hold 200+ patents, so we’ve got innovative solutions from picking materials (food-grade silicone, BPA-free plastics) to adding custom features (non-slip handles, sizes that fit each age). We handle everything from first prototypes to full production: designing molds, matching colors, adding logos—all while keeping your ideas safe with strict NDAs.

Quality Management System for Toddler Cutlery

KingStar’s strict quality checks make sure every baby utensil meets global safety standards (FDA, EU CE, GB 4806). Over 60 quality inspectors check things at every step:

Checking raw materials: We go through every bit of silicone, wood, and plastic to make sure there’s no heavy metals, BPA, or phthalates.
Checking during production: We randomly pick samples to test how well they stretch, if they stand up to heat, and if edges are smooth (so they don’t scratch little mouths).
Checking finished products: Each utensil gets tested for how it holds up when babies bite (mimicking how hard little ones chew), if colors stay put, and if things like suction bowls actually stick.
Tracking every batch: Dedicated teams follow each batch from making to packaging, so you know exactly where everything comes from.

This step-by-step checking means you get consistent, safe products for your brand.

Your Trusted Wholesale Toddler Tableware Manufacturer in China

KingStar specializes in high-quality toddler tableware, perfect for bulk orders and custom branding. With advanced manufacturing and baby product expertise, we deliver safe, scalable solutions for businesses worldwide.

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Features of Our Baby Feeding Utensils

Safe & Durable

Made with food-grade silicone—no BPA or phthalates. Edges are smooth and tough enough to handle teething bites and drops. Good for daily use or taking on trips.

Baby-Friendly Design

Soft, non-toxic materials are gentle on little gums. Surfaces are easy to clean, so purees or sauces don’t stain. They can handle heat up to 120°F (49°C), so warm food is safe to serve.

Versatile Sizes & Types

We’ve got options for every stage: small spoons with short handles for 6–12 month olds just starting solids, and sets with deeper bowls and easy-grip handles for 1–3 year olds. Spoons, forks, bowls, plates—whatever you need.

Easy to Grasp

Handles have a little texture, and they’re light, so tiny hands can hold on easily. Helps babies learn to feed themselves. Plus, suction bowls stick to highchairs to cut down on spills.

Perfect for Every Setting

Works at home, daycare, or on the go—whether it’s morning purees, park snacks, or toddler dinners. Reliable for everyday use and family outings.

KingStar: A Trusted Go-To for Toddler Feeding Utensils

Diverse Solutions

We’ve got years of experience making baby gear, and our toddler feeding utensils—silicone spoons, bowls, plates—are built for little hands. Think easy-grip handles, smooth edges, and food-grade materials (FDA and EU CE certified) to help tiny ones learn to feed themselves.

Custom OEM & ODM

Our team of 16+ designers and 20 engineers craft tailored solutions: pick your colors, add your logo, or dream up unique designs. We come up with over 200 new ideas each year, and strict NDAs keep your concepts safe.

High-Capacity Production

With 15+ automated lines, we make 2 million units a year. That means bulk orders scale easily, with dependable delivery times you can count on.

Rigorous Quality

Over 50 quality check experts test every part: materials, how well they hold up (even when babies bite), and safety. Every product passes third-party tests from SGS, Intertek, and more.

Age-Tailored Design

Our utensils grow with your little ones: softer, smaller options for 6–12 month olds; sturdier, deeper designs for 1–3 year olds. Perfect for every step of learning to self-feed.

Support You Can Count On

Quick samples (3–7 days), replies within 24 hours, and full logistics help—so bulk ordering goes smoothly, start to finish.

Main Types of Baby Dinnerware

Silicone Spoon & Fork Sets

Pure food-grade silicone utensils, available in two designs:

Standard long-handle: 10–12cm handles with ergonomic grips, ideal for 12+ month olds practicing self-feeding.
Pacifier-style: Short, rounded handles (resembling pacifiers) with shallow spoon bowls, perfect for 6–10 month olds starting solids (easy to grasp and control).

Mixed-Material Spoon & Fork Sets

Utensils with combined materials for durability and comfort:

Silicone head + wooden handle: Soft, bite-resistant silicone tips paired with smooth wooden grips (natural texture helps tiny hands hold on), suitable for 10+ months.
Stainless steel head + silicone handle: Rust-proof, food-safe stainless steel tips (for easy scooping) with flexible silicone handles (heat-resistant up to 120°F), ideal for 18+ months.

mixed material spoon and fork for toddlers

Suction Bowls & Plates

BPA-free silicone or plastic sets with strong suction bases:

Suction bowls: Deep, curved interiors (150–200ml capacity) to hold purees or cereals, suction secures to highchairs/trays (reduces spills for 8+ months).
Suction plates: Flat, divided or single-compartment plates (200–300ml) with suction bases, great for 12+ months to keep solids in place during messy self-feeding.

Silicone Neck Bibs

Soft, food-grade silicone bibs designed to hang around baby’s neck, with a deep, curved pocket to catch spills and crumbs—keeping clothes clean during meals. Features include:

Flexible, skin-friendly edges that fit comfortably around tiny necks (no scratchy seams).
Easy to wipe clean or toss in the dishwasher; resistant to stains from purees or sauces.
Ideal for 6+ months olds starting solids, especially during messy self-feeding stages.

Training Cups

BPA-free cups designed to transition babies from bottles to open cups, with age-adapted features:

6–12 months: Sippy cups with soft silicone spouts (gentle on gums) and leakproof valves, plus small handles for tiny grips.
1–3 years: Straw cups or open-top cups with wider bases (for stability) and longer handles, encouraging independent drinking.

All cups are heat-resistant (up to 120°F/49°C) and easy to disassemble for thorough cleaning.

All-in-One Feeding Kits

Comprehensive sets including:

Spoon + fork (silicone or mixed-material, based on age)
Silicone bib (neck-hanging design to catch spills)
Suction bowl + plate
Training cup (spill-proof sippy cup with soft spout)

Tailored for 6–36 months, covering all stages from first solids to independent eating—ideal for gifting or full mealtime solutions.

Kid Feeding Set Silicone Bib Suction Bowl Plate Baby Spoon Fork Cup Lid

What to Look for When Buying Utensils for Your Baby

When picking out baby utensils, it’s all about matching what works for your little one’s age, daily needs, and safety. Whether it’s for their first purees, messy self-feeding stages, or meals on the go, here’s what to keep in mind:

1. Safety of Materials
Safety comes first. Go for utensils made with food-grade, non-toxic stuff:

Pure silicone (no BPA or phthalates) is great for babies—soft, gentle on gums, and tough enough to handle biting.
If they’re mixed materials (like silicone tips with wooden or stainless steel handles), make sure they meet food-contact standards (check for FDA or EU CE certifications).
Skip anything with sharp edges, tiny parts (choking risk), or coatings that might peel off.

2. Age-Appropriate Design
Utensils should grow with your baby:

6–12 months (just starting solids): Look for short handles (3.9–4.7 inches) that tiny hands can grip, soft silicone tips, and “choke guards” (flared edges to stop them from putting too much in their mouth). Spoon bowls should be shallow for small portions.
1–3 years (learning to feed themselves): Choose longer handles (5.5–6.3 inches) with easy-grip shapes, deeper spoon bowls, and rounded fork tines (safe for picking up soft foods).

3. Ease of Grasp & Use
Babies learn by touching, so utensils should feel natural in their hands:

Textured or non-slip handles help little fingers hold on (fewer drops!).
Lightweight designs (no heavy materials) make it easier for them to lift and get to their mouth.
For bowls/plates: Strong suction bases keep them from tipping over during messy meals—with easy-release tabs for adults to pull off.

4. Durability & Bite Resistance
Babies chew, drop, and toss utensils—so they need to hold up. Silicone ones should handle repeated biting (no tearing or bits coming off) and drops on hard floors. Mixed materials (like wooden handles) should resist moisture and warping, even with lots of washing.

5. Cleanliness & Maintenance
Pick utensils that are easy to clean to save time:

Smooth, non-porous surfaces (like silicone) won’t stain from purees, beets, or tomato sauce.
Dishwasher-safe options (top rack) make daily cleaning a breeze—avoid ones with tiny crevices that trap food.
For on-the-go: Lidded bowls or foldable utensils that stay clean in diaper bags.

6. Versatility for Different Needs
Think about how you’ll use them:

Everyday at home: Sets with spoons, forks, and divided plates work best for regular meals.
Travel/daycare: Portable kits with leakproof lids and compact sizes fit easily in diaper bags.
Growing with them: Adjustable sets that switch from short handles (for infants) to longer ones (for toddlers) mean you won’t have to buy new ones every few months.

7. Ergonomics for Little Hands
The design should help their developing motor skills:

Infant spoons: Short handles (3.9–4.7 inches) and shallow bowls let tiny hands grip securely.
Toddler utensils: Longer, textured handles (5.5–6.3 inches) help them master self-feeding without slipping.
Pacifier-style spoons (for 6–10 months): Rounded, nipple-like handles feel familiar, making it easier to switch from bottles to utensils.

8. Certifications & Brand Reliability
Trusted brands will show clear certifications (like FDA, EU CE, or GB 4806) to prove safety. Look for makers that do strict quality checks—testing for heavy metals or heat resistance—to make sure utensils hold up to daily use. Good customer support (like replacing a lost spoon) is a nice bonus for busy parents.

Focus on safety, age-appropriate design, and practicality, and you’ll find utensils that grow with your baby and make mealtime easier for both of you.

Our Customizing Services

Custom logo

We can add your logo to utensils, bowls, or plates—printing, embossing, or debossing. It’s subtle enough for baby products but clear enough to show off your brand. Logos use food-safe inks or are built into the mold (no surface coatings), so they hold up through washing and baby bites. Great for retail branding or promotional sets.

Custom color / graphic / pattern / texture

Pick bright, baby-friendly colors (matched to Pantone codes) using food-grade pigments—safe even if babies chew on them. Add fun graphics (like animals or stars) or textured surfaces (tiny bumps for grip) to spoons, bowls, or bibs. We can also make unique patterns (stripes, dots) that fit your brand’s style—all tested to make sure colors don’t fade and stay safe.

Custom shape

Tweak shapes to fit different stages:

Nipple-style spoon handles for 6–10 month olds
Long, easy-grip handles for 1–3 year olds
Unique bowl curves (deeper for soups, shallower for purees) or divided plate sections.
We’ll make custom molds to match what you want, with no sharp edges—safe and functional.

Custom structure / capacity

Adjust sizes for age or use:

Small 80ml bowls for infant purees, bigger 200ml bowls for toddler meals
Short spoon handles (3.9 inches) for babies, longer ones (6.3 inches) for toddlers
Suction base strength—stronger for messy eaters, lighter for easy adult removal.
We’ll tweak things to balance usability and safety.

Custom packaging / accessories

Make your set stand out with custom packaging: gift boxes, reusable storage bags, or branded instruction cards (with care tips). Add matching extras like silicone bibs (with your logo), portable utensil pouches, or suction plate lids—creating a cohesive set that shines on shelves or as gifts.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between silicone utensils designed for infants (6–12 months) and toddlers (1–3 years)?webadmin2025-07-07T09:05:36+00:00

What’s the difference between silicone utensils designed for infants (6–12 months) and toddlers (1–3 years)?

We adjust the design to match each stage of a baby’s development—here’s how they differ:

For infants (6–12 months), the focus is on safety and tiny hands. Utensils have shorter handles, 10–12cm long, so little fingers can grip comfortably. There’s also a flared “choke guard” about 3cm from the tip—this stops the utensil from going too far into their mouth. Spoon bowls are shallower, around 1.5cm deep, to hold small portions, and the edges are rounded to glide gently over sensitive gums.

For toddlers (1–3 years), it’s about building independence. Handles are longer, 14–16cm, to help them get a better grip as they learn to feed themselves. We skip the choke guard here—toddlers have better control over how they use utensils by this age. Spoon bowls are deeper (2–2.5cm) to hold more food, and fork tines are a bit longer than infant versions (still blunted, no sharp tips) so they can pick up soft foods like cooked veggies without risk.

Both use the same food-grade silicone, but the hardness varies: infant utensils are softer (30–35 Shore A) to be gentle on gums, while toddler ones are firmer (40–45 Shore A) to make scooping food easier.

For bulk orders, we can mix both sizes in one shipment, with clear labels to tell them apart.

Do custom colors for silicone feeding products affect their texture or safety?webadmin2025-07-07T09:01:52+00:00

Do custom colors for silicone feeding products affect their texture or safety?

No—our custom colors, matched to Pantone codes, use food-grade pigments that blend fully into the silicone during production, never as a surface coating. This means the texture stays smooth and consistent—no gritty spots or sticky residues, whether it’s a spoon’s tip, a bowl’s interior, or a plate’s edge.

Safety is never compromised: these pigments are tested to withstand hot foods (up to 120°F/49°C) without leaching into food. We also run durability checks: samples are exposed to UV light for 100 hours (mimicking sunlight) and washed 50+ times, and they show no fading or color transfer to food.

For bulk orders, we send physical color swatches—actual silicone samples in your chosen shade—so you can check the hue and texture before full production. This ensures the color matches your brand needs without altering the product’s safety or feel.

Can silicone utensils (spoons, bowls, plates, forks) resist staining from colorful foods like pureed beets, carrots, or tomato sauce?webadmin2025-07-07T08:59:23+00:00

Can silicone utensils (spoons, bowls, plates, forks) resist staining from colorful foods like pureed beets, carrots, or tomato sauce?

All our silicone-based feeding products—including spoons, bowls, plates, and forks—are formulated with food-grade anti-stain additives to prevent discoloration from common baby foods. The testing process is consistent across all silicone items:

We apply pureed beets, carrot puree, and tomato sauce to surfaces, let them sit for 24 hours (mimicking prolonged contact), then wash with warm water and mild soap. Even after 50+ repeated cycles of this test, all silicone products show no residual staining or color transfer.

The smooth, non-porous surface of our silicone (whether for a spoon’s bowl, a bowl’s interior, or a plate’s compartments) minimizes tiny pores where food pigments could cling. For bulk orders, we also offer a “matte finish” option (vs. glossy) for all silicone items—this subtle texture further reduces surface porosity, adding an extra layer of protection against staining.

Whether it’s a silicone spoon used to scoop thick purees or a bowl holding vibrant fruit mixtures, the anti-stain formula and testing ensure consistent performance across our entire silicone product line.

How do wooden-handled utensils hold up to frequent washing in bulk use?webadmin2025-07-07T08:54:15+00:00

How do wooden-handled utensils hold up to frequent washing in bulk use?

Wooden handles (used on select spoons/forks) are treated with food-grade beeswax to resist moisture, but they require minimal care to maintain durability in bulk settings. We test samples by simulating commercial washing: hand-washing with mild soap (30 seconds) followed by air-drying, repeated 200+ times. Results show no warping, splintering, or mold growth when dried properly. For bulk orders, we include care guidelines (e.g., avoid soaking, dry upright) to share with end-users.

If needed, we can also offer a “water-resistant upgrade” (food-grade plant-based sealant) for an additional small fee, extending longevity in high-wash environments.

Do suction bowls work on all surfaces, or are there limitations?webadmin2025-07-07T08:52:18+00:00

Do suction bowls work on all surfaces, or are there limitations?

Our suction bowls perform best on smooth, non-porous surfaces—like highchair trays (plastic/wooden with a sealed finish), glass, or polished countertops. They may struggle on textured surfaces (e.g., rough wood, porous stone) where air can seep under the suction base. To address this, we offer a customizable suction diameter (5-8cm) for bulk orders: larger diameters (7-8cm) improve grip on slightly textured surfaces, while smaller sizes (5-6cm) work better for compact highchairs. Each bowl includes a “release tab” (a small silicone pull-tab) to make removal easy for adults, without compromising grip strength for toddlers.

How do silicone spoons hold up to repeated biting from teething babies?webadmin2025-07-07T08:51:14+00:00

How do silicone spoons hold up to repeated biting from teething babies?

Our silicone spoons are engineered for teething use, with a focus on durability and safety. The food-grade silicone (30-40 Shore A for infant spoons) is tested to withstand 5,000+ bite simulations (mimicking typical infant pressure) without tearing, cracking, or shedding particles. The spoon tip is designed with a rounded, bulbous shape to distribute bite force evenly, reducing the risk of damage. Post-testing, samples show no signs of texture degradation—even after repeated use with teething babies. For bulk orders, we can provide bite-test reports specific to the spoon model you select.

How do you ensure consistent quality in bulk production?webadmin2025-07-07T08:36:15+00:00

How do you ensure consistent quality in bulk production?

Quality control is tailored to the specific characteristics of each baby feeding product, with rigorous checks focused on safety, durability, and functionality—key for infant use. Here’s the product-specific process:

Silicone spoons and forks

Raw material validation: Incoming silicone undergoes purity testing to confirm compliance with food-grade standards (no heavy metals, phthalates, or BPA). Samples are also tested for flexibility: spoon tips must withstand 90° bending (mimicking pressure from biting) without cracking, ensuring no sharp edges.
In-line manufacturing checks: Each unit is inspected for edge smoothness—using a tactile gauge to verify no burrs (critical for baby gums). Handle grip textures (if applicable) are checked for uniformity to avoid scratchy surfaces.
Final performance testing: 100% of units undergo a “bite simulation” test, applying 20N force (equivalent to typical infant bite strength) to confirm no tearing or particle shedding. Color consistency is verified against Pantone standards to prevent streaking.

Suction bowls and plates

Suction base integrity: The silicone suction component is tested for elasticity—samples undergo 1,000+ compression cycles, with post-test checks to ensure a tight seal on smooth surfaces (no air leakage).
Functional validation: Each unit is attached to a standard highchair tray and subjected to 20N upward force (simulating toddler pulling) to confirm the suction holds for ≥30 seconds, preventing spills.
Durability checks: Bowls/plates are filled with 49°C (120°F) water for 1 hour to test for warping. Seams and edges are inspected for gaps that could trap food, ensuring easy cleaning.

Utensils with handles (wooden, plastic, or silicone)

Attachment strength: Handle-to-utensil bonds (e.g., wooden grip on a spoon) undergo 30N pull testing—exceeding typical toddler force—to prevent detachment (reducing choking risks).
Material-specific checks: Wooden handles are tested for moisture resistance (24-hour soak test to avoid warping/splintering). Plastic handles are inspected for seam smoothness (≤0.1mm edge radius) to prevent scratches. Silicone handles undergo 500+ flex cycles to ensure no cracking.

Batch-wide verification

For every bulk shipment, 5% of units are selected for real-world use trials:

Silicone products undergo 50+ wash cycles (dishwasher or hand-washed) to check for texture/color degradation.
Acid resistance testing (using pureed tomatoes or citrus) confirms no material leaching or off-taste transfer.

A detailed QC report accompanies each shipment, including product-specific metrics (e.g., suction hold rates for bowls, edge smoothness pass rates for spoons) to validate consistency.

Can you provide certifications for bulk shipments to global markets?webadmin2025-07-07T08:29:40+00:00

Can you provide certifications for bulk shipments to global markets?

Absolutely—we carry all the key certifications needed for major markets, so your bulk shipments meet local safety rules.

For starters, all our products come with food contact safety certifications: FDA for the U.S., LFGB for the EU, and GB 4806.11 for China. These cover things like material safety, ensuring no harmful chemicals leach into food.

We also include certifications for things that matter most for baby products: they’re lead-free (meeting CPSC 16 CFR 1303 standards) and any handle or small parts pass ASTM F963 toy safety rules—critical for little ones who might put things in their mouths.

If you need extra testing for a specific market (like local lab checks), we can arrange that through trusted third parties like SGS or Intertek. Just let us know, and we’ll handle it at cost.

What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ) for baby tableware (standard and custom)?webadmin2025-07-07T08:26:10+00:00

What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ) for baby tableware (standard and custom)?

It depends on whether the items are in stock or need customization—here’s a breakdown:

In-stock items: For products we have on hand, MOQs are kept low. Most start at just 50 units, and some are even lower (it varies by product). Check the product page for details—if there’s no MOQ listed, that means there’s no minimum, so you can order as few as you need.
Standard products (using existing molds, not in stock): If you’re ordering non-stock items but using our existing molds (no design changes), MOQ starts at 500 units per SKU.
Customized tweaks to existing molds: For minor changes (like color adjustments or logo additions) using our current molds, MOQ is 1,000 units per SKU.
Fully custom products (new mold development): When creating entirely new designs that require new molds, MOQ depends on how complex the product is. Typically, it’s 3,000–5,000 units to balance the cost of mold development.

For the most up-to-date numbers, especially for in-stock items, check the individual product pages—they’ll show the specific MOQ (if any) for that item.

What customization options do you offer for baby cutlery bulk orders?webadmin2025-07-07T08:20:51+00:00

What customization options do you offer for baby cutlery bulk orders?

Our baby feeding products are mostly made from food-grade silicone—this is our main focus—and we can tailor them to your needs for bulk orders. Everything stays within strict safety rules (FDA, EU CE, GB 4806) to keep babies safe. Here’s how we can adjust things:

Silicone: Our primary material, fully customizable

Most of what we make starts with high-quality silicone, and this is where we can tweak the most:

Hardness: We can set it from 30 to 60 Shore A. Softer (30-40A) is gentle for teething babies; firmer (50-60A) holds up better for toddlers.
Size & shape: Spoon bowl depth, plate compartment layouts, or handle lengths that fit tiny hands—we can adjust these to match your design.
Color: We match Pantone codes using food-safe pigments. They won’t bleed into food, even after lots of washes or contact with hot/cold meals.
Texture & details: Smooth surfaces for easy cleaning, or subtle grips on handles to help little ones hold on. Logos can go on via silk-screen, embossing, or light laser engraving—all with inks that won’t flake off.

Small, safe add-ons (beyond silicone)

We keep other materials minimal, but if you need them:

Stainless steel: Rare, but available for small parts like utensil tips (by request only). These are rounded, polished, and tested to meet safety standards—no sharp edges.
Wood or plastic handles: For select items, we use beeswax-sealed wood (no chemicals) or BPA-free PP plastic. Both are smooth and sized for tiny grips.

Packaging & branding

We can do custom packaging too—neutral bulk boxes or your branded ones with logos and safety info. All prints use non-toxic inks, and we avoid small parts that could be a choking risk.

No matter what you tweak, we check every detail: edges stay rounded to avoid scrapes, materials skip harmful chemicals, and nothing’s small enough to cause choking. It’s all about making something that works for your brand and keeps babies safe.

What is your payment term?webadmin2025-06-30T03:26:23+00:00

What is your payment term?

We offer flexible payment terms and several secure methods for your convenience.

Payment Methods:

Wire Transfer (T/T)
PayPal
Western Union

Payment Terms:

Mold payment: 50% deposit upfront, 40% upon T1 sample approval, and the remaining 10% after final approval.
Product payment: 30% deposit upfront, with the remaining 70% due before product shipment.

If you have specific payment requirements other than those mentioned above, feel free to contact and discuss them with us (via our email: sales@kingstarmold.com, or sending a quote by filling out the table on this contact page). We’re always open to finding a solution that works for both sides.

How long is the sample lead time?webadmin2025-06-30T04:34:30+00:00

How long is the sample lead time?

The lead time for samples can vary depending on your specific project. Here’s a general idea:

Standard parts or existing molds:
If your part matches something we already produce, samples usually take about 3 to 7 days, depending on stock and shipping times.
Custom molded or machined parts:
For new designs that require custom molds or mechanical processing, it usually takes 2 to 5 weeks to produce samples. This period includes the time for mold fabrication, preparatory work, and making minor adjustments according to your requirements.
3D-printed prototypes:
If you need to obtain the prototype product quickly, we also offer 3D printing services in metal or plastic materials. These samples can usually be completed within 3 to 5 days, depending on factors such as size, material, and surface treatment requirements.
Special finishes or testing:
Surface treatments like anodizing, black oxidize, painting, etc.(click here to see our options), or specific functional tests might add a bit more time.

Once we know your part details, we’ll confirm the timeline and keep you posted throughout the process. Feel free to share your drawings or ideas so we can give you a more precise estimate!

Can I get samples for testing?webadmin2025-06-30T04:35:35+00:00

Can I get samples for testing?

Yes, absolutely. At KingStar, we understand how important it is to check the quality and fit of your parts before moving into mass production.

In most cases, we can provide samples in small quantities — usually between 1 and 10 pieces (for 3D printing, CNC machining), or 10 to 100 pieces (for injection molding) depending on your part’s size, complexity, and production method.

We offer several options for making samples:

3D Printing (Metal or Plastic): Great for fast prototypes or design validation, usually ready in just a few days. We usually provide 1-3 pcs as samples.
Trial Runs from Injection Molding: For plastic parts requiring high accuracy or specific materials, we can run small batches (usually 10-100 pcs) using soft or production tooling.
CNC Machining: Ideal for metal or plastic parts needing precise tolerances or certain material properties before committing to tooling. For machining, we usually provide 1-5 pcs as samples.

However, this is not fixed. If you need more samples than we usually provide, we are open to negotiate, and if your project requires special finishes, surface treatments, or functional testing, we’re happy to include those in the sampling process as well.

Let us know your part details, and we’ll advise the best way to produce your samples quickly and cost-effectively.

Can KingStar help me turn an idea into a product?webadmin2025-07-08T07:21:54+00:00

Can KingStar help me turn an idea into a product?

Yes! At KingStar, we specialize in helping customers transform concepts into real, manufacturable products. Our one-stop manufacturing service: help you turn an idea into a product covers every step from design assistance and prototyping to tooling, mass production, and post-processing. Whether you have a sketch, CAD file, or just an idea, our team is ready to guide you through every step of the process efficiently and cost-effectively.

Before I provide my design/drawing/sketch, are you willing to sign a NNN or NDA to protect my intellectual property?webadmin2025-06-30T02:29:16+00:00

Before I provide my design/drawing/sketch, are you willing to sign a NNN or NDA to protect my intellectual property?

Absolutely — protecting our customers’ intellectual property is one of our highest priorities. We fully understand the sensitivity and value of proprietary designs, drawings, or any confidential information you share with us.

We are willing and ready to sign either a standard NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) or a more comprehensive NNN Agreement (Non-Disclosure, Non-Use, Non-Circumvention) upon request. If you have your own legal template, you can send it over for our review and signature. Alternatively, we can provide our standard NDA template for your consideration.

Once an NDA or NNN agreement is in place, we guarantee:

Strict confidentiality: All technical data, drawings, specifications, and communications remain strictly confidential and are used only for your project.
Non-use commitment: We will not use your designs or proprietary information for any purpose other than producing your parts or providing requested services.
Non-circumvention: We will not share your contacts, suppliers, or project details with third parties or attempt to bypass you in any commercial dealings.
Secure data handling: We maintain secure systems and protocols to store and manage confidential documents safely.

Our team works with clients from industries like automotive, aerospace, medical devices, consumer products, and many others — all of which require the highest levels of confidentiality and trust.

Please feel free to discuss any specific confidentiality needs with us, and we’ll make sure proper agreements are in place before reviewing your designs.