Documents

The documents behind a quote.

Trade terms, straight answers, how we work, and the test reports from the floors we work on. Every one carries a document number and the date it was issued, so you can cite it back at us — and on the tests we publish what we checked and how, including the parts that came back worse than we expected.

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ATP-TR-0012026-09-10Test reportThermoformable shin guards — what two samples actually did at 70 °COur protocol and the measured numbers at 70 °C, plus the finding that mattered most: two constructions on the market, each with its own unverified weakness.ATP-SG-0012026-09-09Spec guideHow to spec shin guards without guessingShell material, sizing, retention and EN 13061 — the five decisions that actually change what arrives, and the two that don't.ATP-PN-0012026-09-08How we priceWhat a low MOQ actually costs youOur floor is 50 pieces on a first order. Here is the arithmetic behind that number, and why going under 300 changes your unit price by 8–15%.ATP-SG-0022026-09-05Spec guideGrip socks — what the silicone actually doesWhy the grip pattern matters more than coverage, what a terry sole buys you, and the one construction detail that decides if they survive twenty washes.ATP-TT-0012026-09-01Trade termsTrade terms & shipping — MOQ, samples, payment, portsThe numbers you need before you can price a first order: MOQ floor, sampling, payment, FOB Ningbo and which markets we already ship to.ATP-PR-0012026-09-01ProcessHow we work — from your question to the cartonsWhat we check before we quote — what actually sells there, where the price sits, which spec fits — then the five steps and the one person who runs them.ATP-FQ-0012026-09-01FAQStraight answers — the questions buyers actually askFactory or trading company, who controls quality, what the MOQ really is, how fast a sample lands, and what happens when a run slips.

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