how to make mould and injection when you need products

 Some friends may have doubts when seeing the title. Is n't the injection mold paid by Party A to Party B for design and production? Of course the injection mold belongs to Party A. In fact, this is just one form of current market cooperation, and there are many production situations of injection molds, and the ownership issues are not so simple and clear. Here is a brief talk:

1. The injection mold production cost is borne by the mold factory. The mold is owned by the mold factory.
      In order to attract business, as long as the customer gives a certain amount of injection production tasks within a specific time limit, the mold factory will bear the mold design and production costs. In such cases, of course, the injection mold belongs to the mold factory. This is even more the case for general-purpose molds. The mold factory even makes the general-purpose molds in advance, and then finds customers to produce products for them.

2. The customer paid the mold opening fee conditionally. The mold ownership often depends on whether the conditions are met.
      Sometimes, although the customer paid the mold opening fee, the problem of mold ownership is still controversial. For example, some customers promise to give a certain production order to the mold factory in exchange for a preferential price for the mold factory. In this case, if the customer's order quantity does meet the previous commitment, there is no problem at all, and the mold belongs to the customer. However, once the customer's order volume is discounted, the customer and the mold factory will have disputes and contradictions regarding the ownership of the mold.

      The above only lists a few simple situations. In fact, in the current market transactions, the forms of cooperation are becoming more and more diverse, but the most important thing is integrity and communication, so as to avoid conflicts and disputes.