A distributor's margin lives in the label, not in the part. Three levels of packing let you start small and move up when a SKU proves itself.
MOQ applies per SKU and per packing level, not per order. A mixed container can combine all three levels.
Most label delays come from missing barcode data or a die line drawn without bleed. The list below is what the printer asks for on day one.
3 working days. We flag die-line, barcode and text issues.
Digital proof, then one printed carton for approval.
Cartons printed before production, so packing is not held up.
Parts run and inspected, then packed under your label.
Pallet plan and container photos before the vessel closes.
Typical total lead time for a repeat full private-label order: 30–40 days after artwork approval. First order with new print: add 10–14 days for carton production.
No. One carton carries one part number and one brand. Mixed SKUs go on the same pallet, not in the same box.
No. We ship to your warehouse or your forwarder. Retail fulfilment stays on your side.
Aeroform holds the tooling. Custom tooling paid by you is quoted separately and can be amortised across the first orders.
Yes, on the carton and insert. Send the exact wording — we do not write warranty terms for your brand.
You get a packing quote per level, a carton dieline template, and a lead time that includes print.