OEM & Custom

Custom Spec Tooling for Aluminum Telescopic Poles

Xingyong develops custom extrusion dies, machining fixtures and assembly tooling for OEM aluminum telescopic pole programs—from concept sketch or CAD to repeat production.

DFM review for tube, lock and connector interfaces
Custom extrusion, machining and injection-mold tooling
Trial samples before the approved production run

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Custom aluminum telescopic pole attachment and tooling interface

15–25Days Mold Build

100k+Cycles Mold Lifetime

8Accepted CAD File Formats

1Matched Pole System

Product Overview

Turn a Pole Specification into a Repeatable Production System

Custom tooling converts an approved pole concept into repeatable parts: aluminum tube profiles, lock components, connector interfaces and assembly fixtures. The goal is a pole that fits, locks and performs consistently across each production batch.

Share a CAD file, dimensioned drawing, physical sample or concept sketch. Our engineering team reviews manufacturability, confirms the critical interfaces and returns a practical tooling route before steel is cut.

Why Us

Develop the Tube, Lock and Tool Interface Together

Custom telescopic pole components prepared for OEM program development

Custom tooling covers more than an extrusion die. Xingyong evaluates the parts that determine how a telescopic pole is made and how it behaves in use, so the system is ready for assembly, packaging and repeat orders.

Extrusion profile: round, oval or custom OD/ID and wall-thickness range
Lock structure: twist lock, push button, internal positioning or a custom interface
Tube configuration: fixed length or 2-, 3-, 4- and 5-section telescopic structures
End geometry: necking, flaring, chamfers, slots and tool-head connections
Retail details: finish, branding, packaging and hanger-card requirements

The first engineering output is a DFM-checked drawing, a 3D model where required and a clear tooling quotation. Review the broader custom aluminum telescopic pole service for OEM program options.

Development Process

Tooling Development Lifecycle

01 · Concept & DFM Review

Send a STEP file, drawing, hand sketch or sample. Our team converts the requirement into a manufacturable structure and highlights fit, tolerance and assembly considerations.

02 · Prototype & Interface Check

Where needed, prototype lock parts and tube samples confirm sliding feel, connector engagement and assembly before production tooling is finalized.

03 · Mold Build & Trial

The die or injection mold is built and trialled. An approved trial batch confirms the finished pole before bulk production is released.

Ownership & Protection

Mold Cost, IP and Confidentiality

Tooling cost is quoted before development begins and can be structured against agreed production volumes. Customer-specific tooling is retained for approved repeat orders.

Confidentiality comes first: drawings, samples, branding and packaging artwork are handled under the agreed NDA and are not shared or used for other programs.

Tooling ownership and release terms are documented in the OEM agreement. See OEM services for the related manufacturing workflow.

Packaged multi-section aluminum telescopic poles for an OEM order

Timeline

From CAD to Mass Production

Stage	Typical Duration	Deliverable
DFM review	3–5 days	Drawing review, DFM notes and tooling quotation
Prototype, if required	5–7 days	Interface sample for fit and function review
Mold build and trial	15–25 days	Trial batch for customer approval
First bulk production	30–40 days	Approved order with agreed packaging
Repeat production	20–30 days	Production using the retained approved tooling

Custom Spec Tooling FAQ

What files can I send for a custom tooling project?

STEP, IGES, DWG, DXF, STL, OBJ, PDF drawings and physical samples are all useful. A hand sketch can also start the DFM discussion.

How is custom tooling priced?

Cost depends on profile complexity, dimensions, material and the required molds or fixtures. We quote the tooling route after reviewing the specification.

Can customer-specific tooling be used for other buyers?

No. Approved customer-specific tooling is managed for the agreed program and is not used for another customer’s product.

When can I review a working sample?

Prototype timing depends on the selected route. The production trial follows mold completion and is supplied for approval before bulk production.

Do you sign an NDA before design review?

Yes. We can work under a mutual NDA before drawings, samples and commercial details are shared.