How it works
How It Works — From Brief to Delivery
Four phases, each with a defined output. The point of spelling this out is so you can tell, at any moment, which step you are on and what you should be holding in your hand.
What is the Jinda OEM/ODM process?
OEM means we build to your specification. ODM means we already have the design, the moulds and the documentation, and you change the colour, the print, the packaging or the specification. In both cases the process runs through the same four phases: brief, proposal, sample, production.
What changes between them is the tooling position. An ODM order starting from an existing model carries no tooling cost and can start from 50 pcs. A modified ODM order — colour or printed pattern on an existing mould — starts from 200 pcs. A fully custom design starts from 1,000 pcs, because a new mould has to be built and a sample approved. Sampling runs about 7 days; production after approval runs 15–20 days from production scheduling (stock models ship same day); repeat orders run 7–10 days.
The four phases
Submit · Propose · Sample · Produce
Submit your brief
Send the product category, the target market, the target retail price and the first-order quantity. A photo, a drawing, a competitor link or a broken sample replaces a page of specification.
What you get back: a written question list if anything is missing — not a brochure.
Receive proposal
Material recommendation (stainless steel, carbon fibre or a substitute), the MOQ tier your design falls into, the tooling position, packaging options and lead time.
What you get back: MOQ and pricing position within one working day.
Approve sample
Physical sample — around 7 days for a stock model. This is where colour, print, wall thickness and packaging get fixed.
What you get back: a physical unit to test, photograph and show your buyer.
Production & delivery
Production runs 15–20 days from production scheduling (stock models ship same day). Repeat orders run 7–10 days. Testing, documentation and packaging are finished before the shipment leaves.
What you get back: tested goods, a documentation package and shipping documents.
Timeline
Typical project timeline
| Enquiry to reply | Within 1 working day |
| Sample (stock model) | 7 days |
| Sample (custom colour / print / structure) | |
| First production order | 15–20 days from production scheduling (stock models ship same day) |
| Repeat order | 7–10 days |
| Stock models | Ship the same day |
| Packaging artwork | |
| Certification documentation |
Customisation
What you can actually change
- Colour & finishPowder coat, paint, anodised or bare stainless steel.
- Surface patternWood grain, marble, camouflage and brand graphics, printed on our own line.
- Wall thickness & hardwareReinforced joints for institutional use; lighter tube for consumer freight.
- StructureFolding, flip-up backrests, tool-free assembly, width and height adjustment.
- PackagingRetail carton, marketplace/FBA packaging, bulk export carton, accessory bundles.
- Labels & manualsBarcodes, warning labels, assembly sheets and market-specific marking.
- Spare partsReplacement pads, tips, plugs and hardware for after-sales.
- DocumentationTest reports and certificate package for your importer.
FAQ
Process questions
What information do I need to submit for a proper quote?
How long does the whole project take?
Can I get a sample before ordering in bulk?
Do you help with customs and international shipping?
How does the process change for institutional buyers?
What if I do not have a design yet?
Ordering facts, before you ask
MOQ applies per SKU, not per purchase order — a three-product launch is three minimums. Certificate numbers are published on the certifications page so your importer can verify them with the issuing body.
Get the price list and MOQ sheet
One email. Material options, MOQ by product line and the tooling position — no obligation.