Design intent stays intact
When a mould moves between suppliers, small design decisions get lost. Radii round up, cavities drift, and the chef's intent gets diluted.
One stop shop
One team, one workflow. Master pattern, cavity design, food-contact silicone tooling, replacement runs. All in one workshop in Warwickshire.
One workflow

A mould isn't just one purchase. There's the master pattern, the first cavity, the sign-off, the production tray, the paperwork, the replacements and the eventual second-tool build. Buying from one supplier that handles all of it means the design conversation, the grade spec and the drawings all sit in one place.
What one supplier covers
The first conversation is with the person who'll actually use the mould. We travel to your kitchen if useful.
3D printed, CNC machined or hand-finished — whichever fits the geometry.
A single hand-poured cavity for the chef or the buyer to sign off before scaled tooling.
Scaled cavity tools when volume justifies it — compression or injection routes.
Material declaration, grade record, cavity check. Enough for supplier approval visits.
Drawings on file, so reorders and fleet extensions are quick to price and quick to deliver.
Why one supplier matters
When a mould moves between suppliers, small design decisions get lost. Radii round up, cavities drift, and the chef's intent gets diluted.
One supplier means the exact grade used on order one is retrievable on order twenty. Your paperwork story stays clean.
The drawing and grade sit on file. A reorder is a phone call, not a fresh spec conversation.
One engineer runs your job. You have their name, their number and their diary.
At a glance
How a food mould gets made
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Want the whole job in one place?
We'll cover the full arc — pattern, first cavity, sign-off, production, replacements, paperwork.
Real people, a real workshop
No call centre and no middlemen. When you contact TCI Culinary, you speak to the team who design, build and check your mould.



Thomas LaneManaging Director
George PrestonDesign & Project Manager
Kelly BallingerHead of Partnerships
Jim AndertonProduction Manager
TheodoreEmployee Welfare