Part + shot fit
Projected area, part/runner weight and material processing needs.
Equipment register / supplied evidence
The counts below come from the customer-provided authorized manufacturing-partner profile. They support due diligence, but they do not replace written confirmation of the press, tool route or capacity allocated to a specific project.

Injection molding register
Brand and counts are transcribed from the supplied profile. Mold envelope, shot size, tie-bar space, screw specification, auxiliary equipment, resin fit and scheduling must be checked against the project.
Moldmaking register
The list supports a moldmaking conversation. Tool steel, accuracy, envelope, hot-runner, metrology, lead time and subcontracted work—if any—remain part of the written tool plan.
Before reliance
A serious RFQ should ask for the proposed press and tooling route, not simply compare the number of machines on supplier websites.
Projected area, part/runner weight and material processing needs.
Envelope, weight, tie bars, connections, ejection and handling.
Drying, temperature control, automation, insert or two-color requirements.
Inspection access, gauges, sampling and release records.
Demand, cycle basis, maintenance and production schedule.
Manufacturing site, partner role, quality owner and change approval.