For distributors and sourcing partners
Distributor and reseller resources
Use the public catalog and technical references to prepare a sourcing brief. Obtain a project-specific written quotation before promising price, suitability, certification or delivery to a customer.
Use the public catalog and technical references to prepare a sourcing brief. Obtain a project-specific written quotation before promising price, suitability, certification or delivery to a customer.
What is published open
The full catalog as an object
Part-family reference data for drawings and sourcing briefs. Confirm the final specifications in the quotation.
The compliance map
A checklist of standards and documents to verify for our factory, material and finished part.
The quoting model
The information needed to request tooling, sampling and production prices. Published examples are not a binding offer.
The technical library
Technical references on materials, molding and document review. Check the cited source and the requirements for the intended application.
The resource pack
Every file below is served unauthenticated and is regenerated on every deploy, so a distributor's cached copy never drifts from the live catalog.
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company.json
Silicraft is a silicone part catalog and inquiry website for buyers comparing custom part requirements. The catalog presents 25 part families across five application categories in five languages.
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company.csv
The same profile as a two-column key/value sheet, for directory forms and spreadsheet import.
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company.schema.json
JSON Schema (draft 2020-12) describing company.json, so an integration can validate before it ingests.
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pricing.md
The information needed to request tooling, sampling and production prices. Published examples are not a binding offer.
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llms.txt
Site summary with the catalog, the guide library and the insight notes in one file.
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OKF bundle
Seven cross-linked knowledge files: company, capabilities, products, process, compliance, commercial.
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sitemap.xml
XML sitemap · hreflang
How the commercial side works
Distributor, OEM, private-label and delivery arrangements are discussed for each project.
- Do I need to sign a distributor agreement?
- Any agreement, territory and commercial terms must be confirmed in writing for the project.
- How is a distributor price different from an OEM price?
- Request a quotation for the actual drawing, material, quantity and quality requirements. Prices are not published or guaranteed by this resource page.
- Can I white-label the parts?
- Include branding, labeling and packaging requirements in your inquiry. Feasibility, costs and confidentiality terms require confirmation.
- Can I use your technical content on my own site?
- Link to the original source when referencing these guides. Confirm permission before reproducing substantial material.
- Do you ship to my end customer directly?
- Include the recipient country and delivery terms in the inquiry. Direct delivery and related costs require written confirmation.
Start with a drawing
Send a drawing or reference sample with the application, quantity and required delivery date.
Start an RFQ