Website Terms & Conditions

These terms govern use of startupmolding.com. They do not replace the quotation, purchase order, NDA, quality agreement, or manufacturing contract that controls a specific project.

Website information

The website provides general manufacturing information and an invitation to request review. Content is not a guaranteed quotation, engineering release, regulatory opinion, certification, delivery promise, or warranty for a particular product.

RFQs and quotations

Submitting an RFQ does not create an order or require Startup Molding to accept a project. A quotation is based on the stated revision, assumptions, quantities, material, quality, delivery, and commercial terms. Work begins only after the applicable offer and approval requirements are accepted.

Customer responsibilities

Provide accurate files, requirements, quantities, target markets, and authorized approvals
Own or have permission to use and disclose the submitted designs, marks, and information
Identify safety, regulatory, export, confidentiality, and end-use requirements before work
Review samples, reports, drawings, and approval requests within the agreed process
Remain responsible for final-product design, validation, certification, labeling, and market authorization

Intellectual property and confidentiality

Website content and branding may not be copied or presented as another company’s work except as allowed by law or written permission. Customer project information is handled according to the applicable privacy policy and any accepted NDA or project agreement. Tool ownership and release are governed by the commercial documents.

Availability, third-party links, and liability

The website may be changed, interrupted, or contain links to third-party services. Those services control their own content and practices. To the extent permitted by applicable law, use of this informational website is at the user’s risk; project remedies and liabilities are governed by the controlling project agreement.

Contact and updates

Questions may be sent to jerry@ckmold.com. These website terms were last updated August 28, 2026. If a project contract conflicts with these website terms, the signed or accepted project document controls for that project.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does an RFQ submission create a manufacturing contract?

No. It starts a review. A project begins only after the applicable scope, quotation, terms, and approvals are accepted.

Are website lead times guaranteed?

No fixed lead time is promised on the website. The applicable quotation and approved project schedule define timing for a specific scope.

Which document controls a tooling project?

The accepted quotation, purchase order, NDA, quality agreement, and any specific project contract control according to their terms.

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Need project-specific terms?

Use the RFQ form to identify the project, then request the commercial and confidentiality terms that apply to that scope.