Start with the details you know

Request a Custom Plastic Quote

A useful quote begins with the application, material, dimensions, quantity and destination. Send the information you have; the team can help identify what is missing.

Emailoperation@one-plastic.com
FilesSTEP, IGES, DWG, DXF or PDF
HelpfulQuantity, material and target date

Direct contact

Talk directly with the ONE PLASTIC project team.

Send your drawing, quantity, material and destination. Our project team will reply with the next practical step.

Emailoperation@one-plastic.comPhone+86 131 9644 2269WhatsAppWhatsApp
AddressWujin Industrial Park, Changzhou, Jiangsu, China

Project inquiry

Tell us what you need made.

Complete the key project details below. Your inquiry will be delivered directly to our project team by email.

Fields marked * are required.

To include drawings or reference images, email them to operation@one-plastic.com after submitting.

Project logic

Make the process fit the product.

01

What to include

Attach a drawing, CAD model, sample photos or a simple sketch. Add estimated order quantity, annual volume, preferred material, appearance, critical dimensions, target date and shipping destination.

02

Confidential projects

If the design is sensitive, request an NDA before sending production files. Use clear drawing revisions so both teams review the same information.

03

Material or finished part

Tell us whether you need rolls, cut sheets, converted blanks or a finished fabricated component. This determines the best quotation route.

Applications

Where this route creates value.

01Material quotation
02Fabricated part RFQ
03Sample request
04New product review

Common questions

Details buyers ask before an RFQ.

Can I ask for a material recommendation?+

Yes. Describe the application, process, environment and appearance rather than guessing a resin grade.

What if I do not have a drawing yet?+

Send a sketch, sample photos, dimensions and target quantity to begin a feasibility review.

How should large CAD files be sent?+

Email the project summary first and request a secure or practical transfer method for large files.