Injection moulding
Moulding equipment, material feeds and component handling for electrical accessory housings.
Inside TONFUL manufacturing—from electrical accessory components to packed finished goods.
Production capabilities
Moulding equipment, material feeds and component handling for electrical accessory housings.
Metal stock, processing equipment and workstations for electrical accessory components.
Product requirements, packaging details and dispatch arrangements coordinated around your order.
Equipment, component containers and workstations arranged around the production workflow. Confirm the processing route for your selected electrical accessory.

Moulding machines, material feeds and component handling for plastic electrical accessory housings. Material and dimensional requirements are agreed for the selected product.

Metal stock, processing equipment and workstations for terminal and electrical accessory components. Confirm the material, finish and critical dimensions with your enquiry.

Organized material storage and accessible aisles support component handling. Material identification and storage requirements are reviewed for the selected order.

Finished products, inner boxes and shipping cartons prepared around the confirmed packaging and dispatch requirements.

AI-generated manufacturing illustrations. Actual equipment, processing routes and production arrangements are confirmed for the selected product.
On the production floor
A closer look at assembly concepts—from component feeding to positioning and assembly. The images below are AI-generated illustrations.
View image ↗An illustrative overview of assembly equipment, with component feeders and transfer tracks arranged around the workstations.
View image ↗Vibratory bowls and guide tracks present small components to the assembly line.
View image ↗Dedicated fixtures hold component housings in position at successive assembly stations.
View image ↗Metal parts are fed from a sorting bowl towards the assembly workstations.
The manufacturing process
Product, size, material, quantity and packaging details.
Confirm the agreed specification and production arrangements.
Agree on applicable checks and required documentation for the selected products.
Prepare finished goods against confirmed packing and shipping requirements.
Quality requirements
Inspection requirements depend on the product and application. Share your drawings, dimensional requirements and requested test documents when discussing your order.
Identify critical sizes and mating components.
Confirm material, colour and surface requirements.
Confirm applicable product documents before ordering.