Compare Two Food-Contact PDFs Side by Side
The fastest way to compare two silicone mold suppliers is not to count certificate logos. If you have two PDFs on the desk, this page is that audit: what sample was tested, which compound it is, which method, which conditions, and whether that scope matches your tray and market. Counting stamps is how mismatched reports get purchased.
RUUIPON pours platinum RTV tools in Bao'an, Shenzhen (Licheng Technology Industry Park, Xinhe Blvd, Shajing; USCC 91440300MA5FAXCN9W) since 2018. Simple 3D is USD 50 when that CAD scope applies. Prototype is 3-7 business days after CAD lock. Production is MOQ 20 pieces per design.
Where this page sits
What the words mean lives on what food-grade silicone mold means. Raw vs finished-article scope lives on raw report vs finished mold. The gummy ask-list lives on gummy food-contact documentation. This page covers side-by-side PDF comparison.
Open both PDFs
- Exact sample and compound / color
- Laboratory and report number / date
- US reference vs "FDA certification" language
- EU framework vs material evidence
- LFGB sections 30/31 / BfR XV wording
- Test conditions vs your dump
- Pigment coverage
- Raw compound vs finished article
- Traceability you will get at shipment
Typical shop values
Reference values only. Confirm material-specific limits against the supplier’s technical data and agree project acceptance criteria before production.
| Item | Typical shop value |
|---|---|
| Stop the PO if | Sample is a different compound, or conditions miss your peak C |
| US wording | 21 CFR 177.2600 extraction - not FDA-approved factory |
| EU / DE wording | LFGB sections 30/31 and BfR XV as named |
| Pigment | Unpigmented report does not cover a colored tray by default |
| Traceability | Lot on the paper must be able to match the shipment |
| 3D / CAD | USD 50 when that modeling scope applies |
| Prototype after CAD lock | 3-7 business days |
| Production after written pass | MOQ 20 pieces per design |
| Contact | [email protected] · +86 135 3006 2969 |
Red flags
Expired reports used as current. A logo collage with no sample ID. "LFGB certified factory." A raw-gum report sold as the finished tray. Conditions for room-temperature water sold as a hot pectin dump. We will not invent a universal HS code as a substitute for these papers.
Worked example: wrong sample
Typical job, not a named PO. Two quotes, two "FDA" PDFs. One tested an unpigmented slab; the PO was a red gummy tray for hot pectin. We held the cheaper PI until the pigmented article and dump condition were on the paper.
When this page does not apply
This comparison does not replace the meaning page or the gummy ask-list. It does not apply to resin or candle tools. HCR food products and molds stay on a RUUIPON HTV RFQ. High-volume LSR food parts are a different RFQ - ask us.
RFQs we will not accept as-is
Picking the supplier with more logos. "FDA-approved factory." Sending an HCR / LSR part through this RTV PDF page.
Matched next step
Send both PDFs, your dump and peak C, pigment, and market. We will mark mismatches. "Who has FDA?" is not a comparison.
Send both PDFs and use condition · What food-grade means · Raw vs finished · Gummy documents
[email protected] · +86 135 3006 2969 · Licheng Technology Industry Park, Xinhe Blvd, Shajing, Bao'an, Shenzhen. USCC 91440300MA5FAXCN9W.
FAQ
Is this the food-grade hub? No.
Is more logos better? No. Match sample and condition.
Does 21 CFR 177.2600 mean FDA-approved factory? No.
Is this the gummy paper-list? No. That is the ask-list before PO.
What is MOQ after a pass? 20 pieces per design.