People. Process. Precision.

Great parts start with
the right manufacturing partner.

Meet JY Pretech. A Zhongshan-based team connecting engineering, tooling and manufacturing from your first idea to production.

JY Pretech injection molding workshop in Zhongshan, China
ZHONGSHAN, CHINA
2017 Founded in Zhongshan.
Built around your next part.

A real manufacturing base.
A practical foundation.

3,500 m² Factory area
48 Team members
500 Annual mold capacity (sets)

Facility, team and capacity figures: JY Pretech company profile, August 2025. Current project availability is confirmed on enquiry.

01 / Our company

A practical partner
for complex parts.

Founded in 2017, JY Pretech Co., Limited brings together tooling, molding and engineering support in Zhongshan, Guangdong. Our work spans high-heat plastics, two-shot molding, liquid silicone and metal manufacturing.

We support product development at different stages: early material trials, rapid and bridge tooling, low-volume manufacturing and production programs. Part requirements—not a one-size-fits-all process—guide the route we recommend.

In-house tooling and injection molding are complemented by additional manufacturing resources where a project calls for them. That gives our team a practical way to coordinate the next step around your design.

Our focus: make the path from a drawing to a finished part clearer.

02 / Inside JY Pretech

The place where
engineering becomes tangible.

Take a closer look at the tooling, molding and inspection environments behind our work.

In-house tooling workshop at JY Pretech

The tooling workshop

From precision machining
to the first mold trial.

Our tooling workshop combines machining, electrode and mold-making operations with fitting and polishing to support the development of your tool.

CNC machining EDM Wire cutting Mirror EDM Mold fitting Polishing

Workshop imagery reflects JY Pretech operations. Machine configurations and availability are confirmed for each project.

05 / Material know-how

Material expertise is
part of the design.

Choosing a polymer is not only about a datasheet. Temperature, dimensional stability, chemical exposure, wear and appearance all influence tooling and processing decisions. Our team helps translate those requirements into a practical material and manufacturing route.

01

High-performance thermoplastics

PEEK, PEI (ULTEM), PPSU, PPS, PPA and related engineering resins for parts with demanding mechanical or thermal requirements.

02

Two-shot & hard-soft combinations

PC, ABS, PA and TPE combinations are evaluated for interface geometry, bonding behaviour, functional grip and finish.

03

Liquid silicone & elastomers

LSR, insert molding and overmolding can support flexible seals, interfaces and components with fine geometric details.

Explore the materials we work with
JY Pretech high-temperature engineering plastic gear and drive components
APPLICATION MATERIALS Built around the requirements of the part. High-heat molded part examples

03 / The parts behind the process

Different applications.
The same attention to detail.

Our portfolio brings together flexible silicone, multi-material assemblies and technical plastic components for a range of product needs.

PC and LSR overmolded mask from the JY Pretech product gallery
Medical & personal care

Form meets flexibility.

LSR parts and overmolded components, with material grade and application requirements reviewed at the start.

Molded multimedia panel and assembly components from the JY Pretech portfolio
Automotive & electronics

Designed to come together.

Housings, panels and functional components supported by tooling, molding and secondary operations.

PPSU pipe fitting examples from JY Pretech
Industrial & fluid handling

Material matters.

High-performance polymers selected and processed around the component’s operating conditions.

06 / Selected project experience

Real parts.
Different challenges.

Every part creates its own decisions about materials, mold construction and repeatable production. Explore examples already shared by JY Pretech on its website.

Silicone face-mask components from the JY Pretech project gallery
PROJECT 02
LIQUID SILICONE

Silicone face-mask components

A flexible silicone component developed for a face-mask application. The project illustrates why part geometry, tooling and material suitability must be reviewed together.

Engineering focus Flexible geometry and appropriate LSR processing
Read the case study
PEI for technical applications from the JY Pretech project gallery
PROJECT 03
HIGH-HEAT POLYMERS

PEI for technical applications

JY Pretech also documents the use of PEI in medical applications, where material selection is informed by heat resistance, stability and the intended operating environment.

Engineering focus Polymer grade selection and mold/process review
Read the case study

Images are selected examples from the company portfolio. Each case relates to a specific project; suitability and performance for a new part require a separate engineering review.

01

Start with the part.

Understand the geometry, material, function and critical requirements before recommending a manufacturing route.

02

Keep the dialogue clear.

Make technical questions, changes and project decisions part of an open engineering conversation.

03

Plan the next stage.

Consider tooling, finishing and production needs together—not only the first samples.

How It Works

Your Files → Your Parts

How to work with us ↗

Your Files

Share your 3D CAD, 2D drawings, material, quantity, finish and target timing.

Quote & DFM

Review the quotation, manufacturing feedback and any mold-flow analysis needed for the part.

Tooling & Sampling

Approve DFM and the tooling plan, then review trial parts and inspection results.

Your Parts

Confirm the agreed quality requirements, production quantity, packing and delivery arrangements.

Start with the information you have. We will clarify the manufacturing route, quotation scope, DFM, lead time and commercial terms with you.

Coordinate measurement equipment in JY Pretech inspection department
QUALITY MANAGEMENT ISO 9001:2015

A documented quality approach.

04 / A quality-led operation

Confidence comes
from the details.

Our company profile documents ISO 9001:2015 certification and in-house inspection equipment to support checks against the agreed part requirements.

Dimensional inspection
3D CMM and 2D projection equipment.
Material and surface checks
Microscopy, color measurement and hardness testing.
Project-specific records
Discuss the inspection documents required for your part.

Request current certification and scope for your supplier qualification process.

08 / From part to finished assembly

The work does not stop
at the molding press.

In addition to tooling and molding, JY Pretech coordinates the downstream work that makes a part ready for its next manufacturing or assembly step.

Post machining Insert installation Ultrasonic welding Heat staking Painting & coating Laser etching Pad & silk printing Final assembly
One practical discussion

Surface requirements, joining methods and packaging can be reviewed early so they are not treated as afterthoughts.

Explore our finishing services
09 / Working with JY Pretech

A few questions
before we begin.

Every quotation starts with a real part and a set of requirements. These answers explain how we approach common sourcing questions.

Talk to our team ↗
Can you support prototypes and smaller batches?

Yes. Rapid and bridge tooling, low-volume injection molding and selected no-MOQ options can be discussed. Suitability, unit pricing and lead times depend on the part, process and project volume.

What materials can you work with?

Our material portfolio includes high-temperature grades such as PEEK, PEI and PPSU, standard engineering thermoplastics, TPE combinations and liquid silicone. We confirm the exact grade and required documentation during technical review.

Do you make tooling for overseas production?

JY Pretech supports export tooling and mold components. Supply specifications can reference DME, HASCO and other requested standards, together with the customer’s injection machine and toolroom requirements.

What should we include in our initial enquiry?

Send a STEP/IGS model if available, a dimensioned 2D drawing, material or application requirements, expected quantities, critical tolerances and target schedule. We can then identify the questions that need discussion before quoting.

Your next manufacturing conversation

Get to know the team
behind your next part.

Share an idea, a drawing or a production challenge. Let’s discuss where your project stands and what it needs next.

Engineering-led. Application-focused.