You define the vision. We bring it into controlled production.
Quality is built in,
not inspected in.
It is decided at alignment. The tolerance a drawing implies but never states. The finish described in words instead of a sample code. The substitution left to whoever buys the material. Those choices are made weeks before a machine runs.
An inspection catches a failure once it is already made. Quality has to be in the specification before anyone quotes it. Closing those decisions early is the work. It is the whole of stage one.
Read the drawing the way the factory will. Mark every gap. Hand it back before a supplier ever sees it.
Contract the factory against that specification. Run samples until one is sealed. Stand on the floor for the first production run.
One of us checks finish, dimension, packing and papers against the sealed sample, not a photograph of it.
Packed and labelled in the sequence the site needs. We check the document set before the container closes.
Aluminium stock → the installed system. Same order, both ends.
Artwork, dieline and regulatory copy → the carton on the shelf. Drag either one.
Every drawing leaves decisions to the factory. We find them, close them with you, and fix them in writing before steel is cut.
What it covers →
One schedule across every supplier on the job. When two of them have to meet in the same week, you call one person.
What it covers →Many scopes · many factories · one specification · one schedule · one consolidated shipment
Glazing · cladding · flooring · millwork · sanitary · doors · railings · loose FF&E
Injection tooling · machined parts · metalwork · technical assemblies · first-article reports
Concept · material selection · manufacturability review · sample rounds · sealed sample
Bags · apparel · protective equipment · bedding · soft furnishings · technical textiles
Bottles · jars · caps · pumps · tooling per design · skin- and food-contact approvals
Structural cartons · printed sleeves · rigid boxes · inserts · drawer boxes · labels
Most enquiries reach us as description. Alignment turns what a client wrote into something a factory can price without asking. Here is one real enquiry, from the first email to the quotation.
An email, a WhatsApp, a call summary. Clear enough between people. A factory would have to fill in the rest itself.
We mark every line a supplier would have to guess at. Six of them here.
We close each gap with the client, then write it as specification a factory can price.
Now every factory prices the same document. We keep the list of evidence each one still owes.
Hi - we’re refurbishing the lobby and corridors, around 900 m² of wall cladding. Something like the stone we saw in your samples, but lighter. It has to survive the housekeeping trolleys. We reopen in October.
Tamir Elbaz and Hod Ben Yada founded Telop in 2014. The management team runs from Foshan and Hong Kong, and spends most weeks on a factory floor.
Behind them, a project-management, QC, sourcing and logistics team on the ground in Foshan.
We built our own file, one supplier at a time. 158 of them sit within a day’s drive of the Foshan office.
We also record whether each one makes or resells. That line tells you what a price actually contains.
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We hold no certification of our own. These standards are held by the certified plants that make your goods, and before a shipment leaves we match every certificate to the plant, the lot and the date it covers.
Letters of credit, international payment and cargo cover run through these institutions - the infrastructure behind a contract with us. Their logos imply nothing beyond it, and are not an endorsement.
Send a drawing, a spec or a scope. One of us reads it and comes back with every gap we find and what it takes to close them.
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