Plastic Casket Decorations
Decorative by definition
Plastic casket decorations account for 50 catalogue items, in two families: plastic crucifixes and crosses with 9 items, and plastic ornaments with 41 items. Every piece in this category is decorative. That is the single most important fact on this page, because it determines what a buyer should and should not ask for: finish and size, yes; load rating, no.
The pieces are ABS or PP injection mouldings, vacuum metallised and coloured gold, silver, copper or bronze. Vacuum metallising gives a metallic appearance to a plastic body, which suits decorative pieces that must match plated metal handles on the same casket without the weight or cost of a casting.
Plastic ornaments are the larger family, with 41 items, covering the decorative motifs applied to a casket. Plastic crucifixes and crosses, with 9 items, are the plastic counterparts of the metal crucifix family, and the two are often ordered together where a casket mixes metal handles with plastic decoration.
Matching decoration to handles
Decoration is chosen to match the handles on the same casket. A gold-plated metal handle pairs with a gold-metallised plastic ornament, and an antique brass handle pairs with an antique-finish plastic piece where that colour is available on ABS. The finish guide explains that matching should be checked against a physical sample, because metallised plastic and plated metal render differently on screen even when they are meant to be the same colour.
Because these pieces are decorative, their product pages show no load rating, and this site does not invent one. A buyer who needs a load-bearing part should look at the metal handle, steel-reinforced plastic handle or swing-bar families, not at this category.
The selection guide treats decoration as the last step in specifying a casket: handle family and bar first, then fittings, then decoration to match. That order avoids the common error of choosing a decorative motif first and then discovering that no handle in the required finish or rating is available in the same range.
Ordering
The minimum order quantity varies by product and is shown on each product page. Lead time is typically 30 days after order confirmation, with some models at 35 to 45 days. Payment is by telegraphic transfer or letter of credit, and shipments leave Wenzhou by full or less than container load.
For repeat orders, confirm the finish again, because metallised plastic colours can shift between runs. Samples are available for most products before a bulk order, and a sample is the reliable way to check a decorative colour against the handles it must match. Certificates are available upon request, with no certificate name, number or issuing body published.
Before payment, confirm the model number, material, finish, quantity, lead time and any load-test record for your order with the sales team.