RFQ Pack for a Platinum Food-Contact RTV Tray | RUUIPON

To RFQ a food-contact RTV tray from RUUIPON, write platinum — not tin — then send cavity grams (not mg of a formula), depositor pitch if it must match a line, a STEP or millimetre photos, and whether you need 21 CFR 177.2600 extraction and/or LFGB on *this* article. We pour chocolate, gummy, ice, baking, and popsicle *cavities*. We would not spec tin under couverture or pectin. Prototype is 3–7 business days after CAD lock. Production is MOQ 20 pieces per design. Simple 3D is USD $50 when that CAD scope applies.

RUUIPON pours those trays in Bao'an, Xinhe Blvd, Shajing, since 2018. Mix is 1:1 or 10:1 by weight, vacuum degassed. Platinum shrink after a full cure is typically about 0.1–0.3%. We are not an FDA-approved factory. Extraction is on the article. Finished silicone *parts* (spatulas, teethers): wydsilicone.com. Food family: food-grade molds.

Does not apply when the dump is PU, plaster, or concrete with no food claim. It also does not apply to a WYD depositor steel conversation, or to a competitor gummy you wanted scanned. Your art only.

The pack that lets us lock CAD

1. Object: platinum food RTV tray. Tin not accepted.
2. Dump: chocolate / pectin / gelatin / ice / batter. Peak °C. Sticky/fatty notes.
3. Grams per cavity and cavity count. Outer size. Depositor pitch if required.
4. Structure: open-back + jacket for loaded sheets (edge sag about 0.5–1.5 mm without). Split only if the Structure Decision says so.
5. Docs: 177.2600 and/or LFGB / BfR on this article, or written craft-only.
6. Master: STEP, sealed SLA (slug first), or $50 CAD when that scope applies.
7. Qty: prototype, then MOQ 20 / design.

flowchart TD
  A[Food tray RFQ] --> B{Platinum named?}
  B -->|no, tin| C[Refuse tin — quote platinum]
  B -->|yes| D[Grams, pitch, docs]
  D --> E[Jacket if loaded sheet]
  E --> F[Seal/slug if SLA]
  F --> G[CAD lock, 3–7 business days]
  G --> H[Wash + post-cure before first dump]

The photo that would prove a complete food RFQ: STEP or millimetre cube, grams table, doc pack named, jacket yes/no. A bag of competitor candy is not a drawing.

ISO 3302-1 M2 is a common dump class. Outer-row gummies often run 3–6% heavy vs center if the sheet sags. Jacket first.

mg per gummy is formula. Cavity is grams. Do not put a dose on the mold RFQ as a CTQ without a weight.

Failure: "food-grade tin, cheaper," no pitch, no grams

Symptom: we cannot lock; buyer wanted a 3-day US stock tray.

Cause: wrong chemistry, missing millimetres, stock-catalog expectation.

Fix: platinum, pack above, Bao'an clock after lock. We do not hold US inventory.

SLA masters need wash, UV, seal, 20 g slug. Sticky slug = remake, not bake. Release spray is not sealer. We would not torch a food well.

Typical shop values

Caption: typical shop values, not a named PO.

Lines we would not quote

We would not spec tin-cure for food cavities.

We would not recommend a competitor scan as your art.

We would not recommend skipping the jacket on a loaded 24-up.

We would not recommend calling the factory FDA-approved.

We would not recommend 3-day US stock. This is a Bao'an RFQ.

A tooling charge is not unrestricted ownership of the CAD or the compound name. Ask for the grade on the PO.

Worked example: 24-up pectin, photos, tin requested

24-up pectin, photos of a famous bear, "food tin cheaper," no pitch. We refused tin and the face, offered $50 CAD original bear, locked grams and pitch, platinum 15A open-back with jacket, 177.2600 on the article. Prototype 3–7 business days after that CAD lock. Production MOQ 20 of that design. Related: gummy molds, food-contact quoting, buyer spec.

Hollow chocolate bombs need a core or two halves — say which. Open-back magnets are a different Structure Decision. This page is the food *tray*.

Post-cure is a supported oven after room cure, not a kitchen max and not an HCR mill cycle. Wash, dry matte, then bake if the PO names it. Inhibition does not bake off.

Cabinets: food off resin and lye. Dedicated cups. Nitrile. SDS is mix-day; 177.2600 is the article.

Depositor-compatible pitch is a millimetre lock, not a vibe. Outer-row heavies of about 3–6% vs center mean the sheet sagged — jacket.

If steel/LSR baby parts wandered onto this URL, send them to wydsilicone.com. Cold-runner, heated cavity, different factory.

Prototype 3–7 business days after CAD lock. MOQ 20 per design. Mix 1:1 or 10:1. Shrink about 0.1–0.3%. USD $50 CAD when that scope applies. ISO 3302-1 M2 as a common dump class. Rev on the jacket. Pack flat. Invoice as mold tools.

Summer splits shots. Winter warms kits. Scale d=0.1 g on small 10:1. Heel grams on the traveler. Double degas in a small pot: cup first.

We would not recommend a free-quote form with three fields. This pack is the quote.

Mix-up: food-grade PDF on a spatula blesses this tray

Wrong object. The other mix-up is mg dose as cavity spec. Third: 3–7 days is not demold hours.

What to ask when you're buying a food tray

• Platinum named, tin refused?
• Grams, pitch, jacket?
• 177.2600 / LFGB on this article?
• SLA sealed and slugged, or CAD?
• After CAD lock, 3–7 business days, then MOQ 20 / design?

Related: contact, RFQ checklist, chocolate molds.

RFQ copy-pack — platinum food tray to RUUIPON

Paste into [email protected]:

Object: platinum food RTV tray (tin not accepted; not an LSR/HCR part) Dump: chocolate / gummy / ice / batter, peak °C Grams per cavity, cavity count, outer mm, depositor pitch if any Docs: 177.2600 and/or LFGB on THIS article Jacket: yes / ask us (loaded sag) Art: ours — STEP / millimetre photos OR USD $50 CAD if that scope applies SLA: wash/UV/seal/slug if a print Wash + post-cure before first dump: on the PO Prototype 3–7 business days after CAD lock, then MOQ 20 per design Incoterm: EXW / FOB / DDP Pack: flat, never folded; keys not kissing if split CI noun: custom silicone MOLDS / tools, not candy

Send platinum, grams, and the doc pack, not a tin kit card. We lock the tray — not a blank free quote. Phone +86 135 3006 2969. Licheng Technology Industry Park, Xinhe Blvd, Shajing, Bao'an. Shop since 2018.

FAQ

How do I RFQ a food-grade silicone tray from RUUIPON? Platinum, grams, pitch, docs on this article, STEP or $50 CAD. MOQ 20 per design. 3–7 business days after CAD lock.

Will you make it in tin to save money? No. Not for chocolate, gummy, ice, baking, or popsicle cavities.

Is RUUIPON FDA approved? No. 21 CFR 177.2600 is extraction of the finished article.

Can I send a competitor gummy to copy? We need your art. $50 CAD for an original when that scope applies.

Does 3–7 days include the two-day full cure? The calendar starts at CAD lock and includes pour, peel, and the TDS wait we schedule. Demold hours are not the lead time.