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Plastic Injection Molding vs. CNC Machining for Low-Volume Production
Choosing the right manufacturing process before you start production can save both time and money, especially when you’re making a...
May 28, 2025


How to Get Your Country of Origin Right?
As companies shift production out of China to reduce tariff exposure, many are setting up new supply chains in countries like Thailand,...
May 27, 2025


Steps to Choose the Right Contract Manufacturer
Choosing a contract manufacturer is an important step in turning your product design into a scalable product. Beyond production...
May 26, 2025


Best Plastics for Ultrasonic Welding
Ultrasonic welding is a fast, clean, and reliable method for adhering plastic parts. Although effective, not all plastics are suitable...
May 23, 2025


Why We Opened a Factory in Thailand
At EPower Corp, we help brands take their products from development to mass production by offering end-to-end contract manufacturing...
May 22, 2025


Strategic Sourcing During Political Uncertainty
Lately, the greatest risk to your supply chain is political uncertainty. Whether it’s new tariffs, shifting trade agreements, or rising...
May 21, 2025


10 Mid-Sized Contract Manufacturers with Operations in China and Southeast Asia
As companies reevaluate their supply chains to reduce overreliance on China, the China +1 strategy has become a key focus. This approach...
May 20, 2025


Is Contract Manufacturing Right for Your Business?
Bringing a new product involves more than just designing a product and getting pre-orders from a crowdfunding campaign. It relies on a...
May 19, 2025


What the 90-Day U.S.-China Tariff Pause Means for Manufacturers
The recent U.S.-China tariff pause offers a brief window of relief for global supply chains. As part of the 90-day agreement, the U.S....
May 14, 2025


What Are Non-Recurring Engineering (NRE) Costs in Manufacturing?
Many product developers underestimate the real costs of bringing a product to market. It’s easy to focus on the patent or the prototype and overlook the engineering and manufacturing setup required to actually produce the product at scale. When preparing a new product for mass production, there’s a lot more involved than just ordering parts and assembling them. Before anything can roll off the production line, there’s often significant upfront work that needs to happen, and t
May 12, 2025
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