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Project details A Spanish household goods brand specializing in sealing lids planned to develop a lid with a handle for easier handling. Previous lids suffered from unstable sealing at high temperatures, easy breakage of the handle, and high resistance during assembly.

Project details A Russian kitchen furniture brand wanted to develop a table mat for heat insulation, slip resistance, and protection on kitchen countertops and dining tables. The initial prototypes had edges of uneven thickness, corners that curled up, and stains that were difficult to remove.

Project details A French baking kitchenware brand wanted to develop a silicone brush for brushing oil and spreading sauces. After prototyping, the client found that the bristles were prone to breakage at the base, the bristle tips were missing material, and the handle-brush head connection was prone to cracking.

Project details A Russian baking tool brand wanted to develop a rectangular baking mat for kneading dough, baking, and holding food. Samples from the previous supplier had poor surface smoothness, items prone to shifting during use, and cracking at the corners.

Project details A Belgian baking equipment brand wanted to develop a silicone baking mold for smooth demolding and uniformly shaped baked goods. The original drawings had four issues: right-angled corners, straight side walls without draft angles, overly deep wavy texture, and sudden wall thickness changes at the handle.

Project details An Australian brand specializing in silicone bath and body care products wanted to develop a body brush that could store shower gel and dispense it by pressing the brush body.

Project details A Polish kitchenware brand specializing in high-temperature resistant cooking accessories wanted to design a silicone pot lid with a handle. The original design had several issues: steam leaking from the lip, a central handle that would break, and ear pieces unstable in molding.

Project details A Spanish brand specializing in eco-friendly kitchenware wanted to develop a silicone food bag that could replace disposable plastic bags. The pre-sampling evaluation found issues such as cracking at the sealing rib ends, creases at the inner corners, and an unstable self-standing bottom.

Project details A Canadian fashion accessories brand wanted to develop a lightweight, waterproof silicone tote bag, primarily for everyday use or beach trips. Sample bags from previous suppliers had issues such as air bubbles in the 2.3 mm bag body, right-angled handles prone to breakage, and sharp edges on the drainage holes.

Project details A German outdoor gear brand wanted to develop a portable silicone bowl suitable for travel or camping. They found that some silicone bowls on the market had issues such as poor design, easy whitening and cracking at folds and creases, unpleasant odors, or deformation when exposed to hot…

Project details A US outdoor sports equipment brand needed a lightweight, collapsible silicone water bottle that could be folded and compressed to reduce its packed volume for fitness, travel, and daily commuting. The client’s original 3D design used right-angle transitions at several internal corners. During folding, these areas restricted deformation…

Project details A Dutch craft mold brand needed a series of silicone molds for handmade cold-process soap, with each design carrying a distinct decorative pattern and brand identity. The mold cavities covered multiple styles, from mythological dragons to Western serpent motifs, allowing end users to produce soap and other handmade…

Project details A well-known French educational supplies brand needed a reusable silicone coloring mat with pre-printed outlines. The mat had to support repeated coloring, washing, drying, and recoloring without deterioration of the printed pattern. The product supplied by the client’s original manufacturer met the required dimensions and general appearance specifications,…

Project details An Australian brand specializing in eco-friendly outdoor furniture needed a foldable, compressible silicone water cup designed for portable use as an alternative to disposable paper and plastic cups. The client had already worked with another supplier, but the resulting prototype showed inadequate folding durability and sealing performance. The…

Project details An American fashion accessories brand planned to develop a portable storage bag for storing small items such as coins, earphones, and keys. The client initially intended to make a fine PU leather coin purse, but PU leather is prone to wear and tear, and the stitching is easily…