01 / INPUT
Drawings, specifications & samples
Drawings, technical specifications, approved samples and relevant product references establish the manufacturing baseline.
Manufacturing from a shared technical definition.
OEM begins when the product and build requirements are already established. The work is centered on making the agreed configuration consistently and preparing it for the intended handover.
You define what needs to be built. We turn the confirmed technical package into a disciplined manufacturing and delivery process.
02 / BUILD
Manufacturing scope & materials
We align the configuration, materials, finish, components and manufacturing boundary before production begins.
03 / CHECK
Quality & inspection points
Critical dimensions, operating checks and agreed acceptance points are clarified early so the team can work to the same target.
04 / HANDOVER
Brand, packing & delivery
Branding, packing, documentation, target market and shipping preparation are included in the handover conversation.
Three inputs help us review the manufacturing fit.
Send the information you already have. We will use it to confirm the technical package, manufacturing scope and the next practical conversation.
What should be manufactured?
Drawings, specifications, samples, product photos, dimensions and the application the finished product is intended to serve.
What must be controlled?
Materials, finish, critical dimensions, key components, expected checks and any non-negotiable requirements.
How will it be delivered?
Order quantity, target market, branding, packaging, documentation, delivery timing and shipping context.
OEM starts from the confirmed solution.
ODM starts before it is defined.
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Develop from the requirement
You bring a production challenge or market opportunity. Sea Drops helps define the technical route and develops the custom solution around it.
Build to an established specification
You bring confirmed drawings, specifications or samples. The focus is manufacturing and delivery to the agreed technical definition.
Have a product ready to manufacture?
Send your drawings, specifications or samples. We will begin by reviewing the manufacturing definition and the information needed for a practical OEM discussion.
Send an OEM inquiry