
Hardware & Tools
Stamping · casting · CNC

You rarely lose on price — you lose on what nobody checked. Two to three factories that make your exact item, one approved sample before the run, inspection against that sample before dispatch, and the 5% fee on its own line of the quotation.

Stamping · casting · CNC

Cables · boards · assemblies

Knit · woven · sewn

Rigid boxes · mailers

Wood · ceramic · printed

Injection · metal · textile

A photo, a link, a drawing. Quantity, target price, destination.

Factories read against the records we can check, then quoted line by line.

One sample becomes the reference for the whole run. Nothing moves before your written go.

Checked before dispatch, loaded as one shipment, documents to your destination.

Counted from the same index the map below is drawn from. See how the index is counted →
Illustrative arithmetic, not a quotation: 3,000 decorated pieces to Los Angeles. Freight, duty and testing are itemised on the quotation, each on its own line.
No rival is named — these are approaches, not companies. Pick one to see what changes.
Set by the process, not the factory’s mood — printing, moulding and tooling each have their own floor. Send the design and the quantity and we come back with the smallest economic run, including the point where a second design is cheaper than a second run.
You do, once it is paid for. The tooling is quoted as its own line, so the number is agreed before the mould is cut.
You get the photographs and the decision: rework, replace, or ship at your instruction with a written note.
Buyer guides
Twelve guides, written in the order a purchase actually moves: who you are really talking to, what a minimum order commits you to, which certificate applies to your product, and who pays what once the goods leave the factory.
What to check before the first payment, and which checks a factory cannot fake.
The number is rarely the problem. Minimum order, deposit and liability are.
What the percentage covers, what it does not, and how it shows up on a quote.
What an inspector measures, what counts as a fail, and who pays for a re-run.
What the certificate does not prove, and which questions to ask before ordering.
Where the cost and the risk change hands on each term.
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Three lines are enough. We reply within 12 hours, seven days a week, with what is missing and what it changes.
Talk to us
Tell us what you want to buy — a photo and a quantity is enough to start. A written reply within 12 hours, China time, seven days a week.
WhatsApp +86 182 6776 0712 Email support@gerasourcing.com Send a request Item, quantity, destinationSourcing desk: Yiwu, Zhejiang, China. We reply by email to the address you give.