Material or artwork proof
Use a sheet coupon, color target or printed proof when the open decision is appearance rather than full assembly.
CNC, laser cutting, bending, polishing, printing and assembly for production orders from 100 pieces per design.
Wetop is a custom acrylic fabricator for B2B production programs. We turn buyer-approved sketches, photos, CAD files and artwork into acrylic displays, cases, frames, trays, blocks and drawing-controlled components. A complete brief receives a quote or clarification within 24 hours, paid samples normally take 3–5 days, and standard production takes 15–20 days after approval.
ISO 9001 QMS · 5,000 m² Factory · MOQ 100/Design · 15–20 Day Production
Send a sketch, photo, CAD file or dimensioned reference to start.

Paid samples normally take 3–5 days. Sample fees are paid separately and never credited. Production timing starts after the drawing, artwork, sample and agreed payment gate are approved.
Send the best input you have, approve a production-grade sample, then release the confirmed file to bulk production. Wetop Acrylic can start custom acrylic products from a sketch, photo, or CAD file; samples normally take 3–5 days and production takes 15–20 days after approval.
Share a sketch, reference photo, or design file. Include approximate size, quantity, material preference, and any branding. No CAD needed.
We respond within 24 hoursWe build the agreed production-intent sample after drawing and artwork review. The sample record names the material, finish, printing, construction and acceptance points that will control the production release. Sample fees are paid separately and are never credited to production orders.
Sample ready in 3–5 daysEvery piece passes 100% inspection against your approved sample. Ships FOB Shenzhen; CIF and DDP available.
Production in 15–20 daysThese are the three buyer-side gates. For the detailed factory process behind each order, see our manufacturing process page.
A sample should close a named risk before production. We quote the smallest sample scope that can prove the material, appearance, fit, construction or packout decision holding up the order. Every physical sample is paid separately and never credited to production.
Use a sheet coupon, color target or printed proof when the open decision is appearance rather than full assembly.
Use a representative part when the decision is slot clearance, mating geometry, edge finish, printing or engraving.
Use one finished unit with the approved material, construction, branding and packing when the complete product must be signed off.
What you receive: the agreed physical sample, process or artwork confirmation, approval photos or video before dispatch, and a recorded revision for the production file.
Timing: standard acrylic samples normally take 3–5 days after the brief and payment are approved. Complex multi-material or specialty programs are quoted separately.
After approval: the released sample and files become the production reference. Standard production normally takes 15–20 days after approval.
Every branding method produces a different visual effect. Choosing the route depends on color count, design complexity, surface, approval method and budget. The comparison below applies each process to the same logo area.
| Method | Effect | Best For | Colors | Durability | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Silk-Screen | Solid color, sharp edges, vibrant | Logos, text, 1–3 color graphics | 1–6 per pass | Very high (abrasion-resistant) | Low |
| UV Printing | Photo-quality, full-color, gradients | Complex artwork, portraits, full-bleed designs; for second-surface tray work, use the bottom-print artwork and sample checklist | Full CMYK | High (UV-cured) | Medium |
| Hot Stamping | Metallic sheen in gold, silver or rose gold | Premium brand logos, award text, luxury products | 1 foil per pass | High | Medium-high |
| Laser Engraving | Permanent etch, tactile texture, frosted look | Serial numbers, fine text, anti-counterfeit marks | No color (etched) | Permanent | Low |
| Vinyl Graphics | Pre-cut or printed adhesive decal, smooth surface finish | Signage, window displays, temporary branding, outdoor use | Full color (printed) or solid (cut) | Medium (removable/replaceable) | Low |
Send the artwork, color target and visible-surface requirement. We will propose a process and quote the required proof or printed sample. For tray programs, the tray logo routing guide separates etching, full-color bottom printing and replaceable inserts by color, wear and artwork-change needs. A made-to-order stitched-canvas program uses the needlepoint acrylic tray blank guide to choose the blank format and canvas-capture route.
Edge quality and assembly technique affect appearance, fit and handling. The drawing and approved sample identify the selected finish and joining method.
Cast acrylic (PMMA) is the usual starting material for our fabrication work. We quote clear, colored, frosted, mirrored and specialty sheets by named grade and supplier availability. When a project requires a brand-color match, the quote and approval record identify the physical target, sheet grade, print method and viewing conditions.

Transparent sheet for products where visibility and edge appearance matter; the selected grade is named in the quote.
Best for: Display stands, cases, frames, sign holders

Standard colors plus custom brand-color matching against an approved physical sample.
Best for: Branded displays, retail fixtures, awards

Diffused or matte appearance approved against a named sheet and physical sample.
Best for: Cosmetics displays, privacy panels, luxury packaging

Reflective surface, lightweight alternative to glass mirrors.
Best for: Cosmetics trays, decorative displays, wall fixtures

Embedded sparkle particles for eye-catching visual effects.
Best for: Awards, ornaments, retail signage, event displays
Specialty grades are available for projects that need reduced UV exposure; wavelength performance is confirmed from the selected sheet's supplier data.
Best for: Art frames, collectible cases, archival displays
For details on laser cutting, CNC machining, polishing and the other factory steps, see our manufacturing process.
Material specifications, optical properties and mechanical data for Wetop cast acrylic sheet. Download the PDF directly with no email gate.
Cutting, CNC machining, polishing, bending, printing, assembly and inspection run under one roof in our 5,000 m² Shenzhen facility. These are the core processes used to turn acrylic sheet into finished custom products. For a fuller treatment, see our guides on what acrylic fabrication is and the six core acrylic fabrication techniques.
Drawing-controlled 2D profiles, slots, windows and registered cut paths for production parts from 100 pieces per design. Review the laser-cutting service workflow.
Drawing-controlled routing, drilling, pockets and stepped geometry for production parts from 100 pieces per design. Review the CNC service workflow.
Diamond, flame or cloth polishing selected by edge geometry, named material and the approved appearance sample. Compare polishing routes.
UV print, silk-screen, foil and engraving routes selected by artwork, color, surface, quantity and the approved proof. Compare branding methods.
Line-bent angles and formed curves released against the buyer drawing, named sheet and approved sample. Review the forming decisions.
Bonding, specified hardware, labeling and protective packing controlled by the released sample and inspection record. See the quality-control workflow.
| Process | What It Does | Tolerance / Spec Notes | Typical Applications |
|---|---|---|---|
| CNC Machining | 3D shaping, routing, drilling, pockets and stepped geometry | Drawing-specific limits and inspection method confirmed before sampling | Frames, blocks, tray inserts, precision-fit bases |
| Laser Cutting | Flat-sheet profiles, complex curves, fine detail | Profile limits, edge acceptance and register controlled by drawing and cut sample | Display stands, sign holders, standees |
| Line Bending & Thermoforming | Heat-bent angles and formed curves without joints | Material, bend line, radius and appearance released against a sample | Brochure holders, risers, curved displays |
| Solvent Bonding | Joins compatible panels into a bonded assembly | Joint design, visible zone and acceptance sample control the route | Boxes, display cases, permanent assemblies |
| Diamond & Flame Polishing | Changes the appearance and texture of cut edges | Edge geometry, material and approved appearance sample control the route | Display cases, frames, awards |
| UV Printing | Full-color graphics printed directly on acrylic | Artwork, surface, color target and proof determine the quoted print setup | Branded displays, artwork panels, multi-design batches |
| Laser Engraving | Creates a frosted mark in the acrylic surface | Use a proof to approve mark depth, legibility and appearance | Logos, serial marks, anti-counterfeit features |
| Pantone Color Matching | Custom-colored sheet matched to your brand color | Matched against an approved physical target; proofing method and any setup charge are stated in the quote | Brand programs, corporate colors, retail fixtures |
Most sheet-fabricated orders carry no mold-tooling fee. The quote identifies any CNC programming, cut-test, print-screen, jig, or proofing setup before you approve the sample. Use the zero-tooling CNC versus molded guide to separate mold cost from project-specific setup.
Each card states its evidence class. Delivered Projects use traceable order records; Manufacturing Cases show a buildable planning route without claiming a completed customer shipment.

A multi-year program coordinated seven co-brand artworks under one controlled color standard.
Control methodArtwork, proof, PMS target and reorder records stayed linked to each released version.

Seasonal artwork changes had to preserve a controlled frame and insert fit across repeat orders.
Control methodThe program kept the approved dimensions, insert check and artwork revision visible in the order record.

A repeat order changed the engraving size while retaining the established 4 × 4 inch tray format.
Control methodThe revised artwork and engraving placement were approved without treating the old file as the current release.

A US print lab needed repeat photo-block supply with packing and defect handling tied to the order record.
Control methodMultiple purchase orders and split-shipment planning kept product and inspection decisions traceable.

A three-part acrylic and ABS display system required a cavity-dimension correction before tooling release.
Control methodThe acrylic case file and riser tooling model were checked against one controlling dimension before production.

A fit-critical component needs a released drawing, named material, datum structure and measurement method before tolerance can be quoted.
Control methodThe planning model separates critical dimensions from reference dimensions and carries the approved first article into inspection.
Send your reference product, drawing or sketch. We will identify the closest process route and the decisions needed before sampling.
Quote a Similar ProjectWetop runs cutting, CNC machining, polishing, bending, printing, assembly and inspection in one 5,000 m² Shenzhen facility. One released file set can therefore control the drawing, artwork, sample, production and inspection record without passing the specification between unrelated suppliers.
| Factor | Outsourced Model | Wetop In-House |
|---|---|---|
| Communication | You → Factory → Subcontractor → Factory → You | You → Wetop (one contact, one thread) |
| Sample Speed | Depends on the schedules and handoff rules of each supplier | Standard paid sample target: 3–5 days after approval |
| Quality Control | Different standards at each stop | In-house process and project records under one documented quality system; verify the requested scope with the supplier audit checklist |
| Design Changes | Change one parameter → re-coordinate with all subcontractors | One revision record can be reviewed across the affected processes |
| Cost Structure | Each supplier quotes its own scope and handoff | One quote identifies material, process, setup, packing and shipping scope |
Ask who owns the released drawing, where each process is performed, how revisions reach the floor, what the sample approves, and which inspection record will travel with the order. The supplier audit checklist turns those questions into an evidence request.
Six factors determine a custom fabrication quote: size, material, quantity, finishing, complexity and packaging. The price is calculated against the released specification, so the quote can show which input moves the number.
Material use changes with the finished envelope, sheet layout, thickness and whether the product is cut as one part or assembled from several panels.
Clear cast acrylic is the baseline. Colored, frosted, mirrored, and UV-filtering sheets carry supplier- and grade-specific premiums, which we identify in the material line of the quote.
The biggest single cost lever. Programming and setup costs spread across more units. At the 100-piece production floor, setup is a meaningful part of unit cost. At 500 pieces, it is much smaller. At 5,000+ pieces, optimized cutting layouts reduce material waste further. The <a href='/guide/moq-50-pieces-economics/'>MOQ economics guide</a> separates fixed setup from per-unit material and labor.
Artwork, color count, print coverage, proofing, edge route and visible-surface requirements determine the quoted finishing setup and unit work.
Part count, bonding, formed geometry, hardware pockets, fit checks and inspection scope determine the production sequence and labor in the quote.
Bulk packing, retail boxes, foam inserts, labels and pallet requirements are quoted against the final packout. FOB Shenzhen and DDP can be shown as separate scopes for factory-price and landed-cost review.
If the project combines several cost drivers, send the current brief and target quantity tiers. We will identify the input that moves the quote most.
Get Your Project Quotewe respond within 24 hoursYes. Start with a sketch, reference photo or rough description. Add dimensions, quantity, material preference and branding details. Our engineering team creates a production drawing for approval before fabrication begins. If you already have production CAD, the CAD and DXF file preparation guide separates DXF profile files from STEP geometry and records controlling dimensions.
Yes, before bulk production begins. A change to dimensions, material, artwork, construction, fit or appearance may require a revised drawing, proof or paid sample. We identify the revised scope, timing and any setup charge before work resumes, then release production only after written approval.
Tell us your target price and we will show which specification inputs move the number. Common review points include material thickness where the structure allows it, part count, print route, quantity tier and packing scope. The seven display value-engineering levers show how to document those tradeoffs. Every approved change remains visible in the revised quote and drawing.
MOQ is 100 pieces per design. A different printed artwork, shape, or size counts as a separate design, so quantities do not combine to clear the production floor. UV printing avoids screen plates and keeps artwork-change setup lower, but each design still needs 100 pieces for production. Use a paid sample to validate secondary designs before committing. Custom color matching may add material-sourcing and proofing setup; we state that charge in the quote.
Yes. Send a reference photo, target size range and the quantity tiers under review. We can return an estimate against stated assumptions within 24 hours and identify which inputs still control the number. Final pricing is confirmed against the released dimensions, material, construction, artwork, packing and destination before sample production.
Yes. We compare visibility, surface appearance, color target, cleaning method, structural need and supplier availability before naming the material in the quote. If the decision is visual, request sample comparisons in the top two options before bulk production. More ordering questions about sample fees, payment, shipping and tolerances are answered on our full FAQ page.
Send the controlled dimensions, quantity per design, application, material or appearance target, critical tolerances, print or engraving artwork, assembly requirements, packaging, and destination. A sketch or reference photo is enough to start when you label the dimensions and identify what must fit, move, or align.
Laser cutting suits sheet profiles and fast repeated outlines; CNC machining suits pockets, countersinks, stepped geometry, and controlled edge features. Thickness, edge requirement, tolerance, quantity, and visible surfaces determine the route. We state the proposed process on the quote and approval drawing.
Mark the dimensions that control fit, alignment, movement, or mating parts and state the acceptable range for each. Do not apply one tight tolerance to the whole drawing. We review whether the requested tolerance matches the process and confirm the inspection method before sampling.
Yes. A paid sample normally takes 3–5 days after the drawing and artwork are approved. Use it to check dimensions, fit, color, print, surface finish, assembly, and packaging; the 100-piece production run begins only after written sample approval and the agreed payment gate. The prototype-to-production bridge lists the release records to carry into bulk production.
No. We provide design-for-manufacture review, production drawings, material and process recommendations, and revisions needed to make a defined product buildable. Product strategy, user research, industrial-design concept development, certification design, and ownership of the product brief remain with the buyer or their designer.
The released production drawing and artwork revision control cutting, machining, print position, assembly, and inspection. If a later file changes a dimension, material, construction, or visual requirement, we issue a revised approval set and assess whether another paid sample is needed before production.
Start with the best file you have
Attach a sketch, reference photo, DXF, STEP, AI or dimensioned PDF. Include quantity per design, material or appearance target, critical features, branding, packing and destination. We reply within 24 hours with questions or a written quote scope.
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A sketch, photo or CAD file is enough to start. We reply within 24 hours with the missing decisions or a written quote scope.
Complete briefs receive a quote or clarification within 24 hours.
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