Custom Acrylic Mahjong Tiles — Spec Guide for OEM Buyers

An acrylic mahjong production brief needs more than a tile count and a logo: identify the finished dimensions, face inventory, layer construction, decoration process, colors and packed arrangement. Mark undecided inputs for review rather than treating them as approved specifications.

Prices, colors, and the set configurator now live on Mahjong @ Wetop. See the mahjong price book, the tile and accessory color board, or configure your set for a live estimate and one itemized quote.

The material, face process, edge profile and color reference should all be recorded in the approved specification. The physical sample checks how these choices work together.

Decision	Record in your brief	Confirm before production
Body	Height × width × depth; tile manifest; layer sequence	Finished dimensions, mass and rack seating
Face	Standard classic faces or your outlined artwork; chosen face process	Legibility, detail and finish on the sample
Color	Supplier and code for each layer; separate print-color targets	Material availability and the approved physical reference
Pack	Tile arrangement, accessories, case and export protection	Everything fits, closes and stays separated in transit

For the dimension calculations, use the tile size guide. For the complete ordering choices, compare sizes and layers and the current price book.

Prices in this guide are indicative reference estimates. The final written quote depends on the complete custom specification and order scope.

Cast acrylic: define the material and finished body

Wetop uses cast acrylic for mahjong tiles. Confirm the finished material, dimensions, engraving quality and polished edges on a representative physical sample.

Cast and extruded sheet are different manufacturing forms of acrylic. The sheet designation alone cannot prove the quality or lifetime of the finished tile; the material grade and fabrication process also matter.

Our public offer is cast acrylic. We do not promise that every alternative material will cloud after a particular time or that cast tiles cannot degrade.

Compare complete quotes using the same approved tile body, layers, face process, finishing and packaging. We have no verified universal cast-versus-extruded finished-tile price percentage to publish.

Engraving depth — laser, UV print, and CNC: when each looks right

Select one of three face processes: UV print with coating, engraving with UV fill, or engraving with paint fill. CNC body shaping or edge work is separate from the choice of face process.

Engraving creates a recessed design in the face; the usual published engraving depth is 0.3 mm. Approve fine lines, fill coverage and readability on the sample. Recessed artwork is not a guarantee against all surface or color wear.

UV print with coating places color on the surface. Review printed detail and coating on the actual tile sample. Any required wear performance should have agreed test conditions and acceptance criteria.

Specify the edge profile and inspect the sample for sharpness, consistency and comfortable handling. Do not confuse the 0.3 mm engraving depth with a universal chamfer requirement or add an invented per-tile machining charge.

Edge tolerance and bevel — approve the finished profile

The edge drawing should identify the intended chamfer or radius and the finished dimensions. Confirm the edge feel using an approved sample rather than treating a photograph as a measurable edge specification.

Compare the sample in normal handling and on the intended rack. Check corners, polish and consistency as well as the appearance of the face artwork.

Avoid sharp unfinished edges. A chamfer or radius does not make acrylic impact-proof; packing and handling still matter.

Record the agreed edge profile and any dimensional tolerances in the drawing. Numerical tolerances must be accepted for the actual process and product before production.

Color control across multiple designs and layers

Tile-body colors can come from the stock sheet range or a made-to-order color program. Identify the layer sequence and reference code for each design. Approve the physical sample before production; custom sheet preparation adds time.

Separate variation within a production run from the difference between the chosen material and your target. Confirm material availability, batch planning and the physical acceptance reference for each colorway. If a numerical color tolerance is needed, agree its measurement conditions and limits in the order.

A stock sheet can be proposed against a target, but it is not a promise of an exact match. A custom sheet is another option to review for feasibility, quantity and timing. Tile-body colors and printed artwork colors need separate approvals.

Packing the approved tiles and accessories together

The packed set needs protection against movement, surface contact and handling impacts. Neither a particular insert nor a standardized shipping test is automatically part of every order.

Check whether tiles can move against one another, whether the lid stays securely closed, and whether the outer shipping package protects the contents. No industry-wide damage percentage is established by this guide.

Select the case, insert and outer packaging around the actual contents and transport method. Verify fit and closure on the physical sample. A silicone insert, mechanical latch or ISTA test must be separately specified if required.

Record internal dimensions, the packed arrangement, insert material, closure and carton protection. If testing is required, agree the procedure, samples, acceptance criteria and cost before production.

Before contacting the team, download the fillable mahjong OEM spec worksheet (PDF) and record the format, tile size, decoration route, colors, packaging, accessories, quantity and date, and artwork status. If a buyer wants to talk through any open spec calls, send the known specifications and open questions. For the full custom mahjong product line we manufacture, see our custom acrylic mahjong tiles and the custom mahjong set manufacturer page. The boutique mahjong club member-locker manufacturing plan maps approval decisions for a separate display fixture without claiming a completed installation. For the broader fabrication context behind these decisions, see our published guides on cast vs extruded acrylic and the manufacturer vetting checklist.