Solution
For Distributors Who Need to Know What Is Made In-House
When you resell a product, its failure becomes your problem. Here is exactly which processes are on our floor and which are not.
Distributors and importers carry the consequence of a factory’s shortcuts: the warranty claim, the unhappy account, the shipment that fails an inspection. So we answer the question directly. On our floor: laser tube cutting, bending, automated welding, plastic injection, carbon fibre forming and drilling, pattern printing, static load and salt-spray testing. Not on our floor: tube supply, some surface treatment, and retail printing. Knowing that boundary is what lets you judge which part of a product you can customise and which part carries a lead time you cannot compress.
In-house, on our floor
- Laser tube cutting and bending
- Automated welding
- Plastic injection (seats, backrests, hardware)
- Carbon fibre forming and drilling
- Pattern and logo printing
- Static load and salt-spray testing
Outsourced, and we say so
- Tube supply
- Some surface treatment of third-party parts
- Retail printing (cartons, inserts, manuals)
FAQ
Questions buyers ask
Can we do a trial order before a framework agreement?
What are your export terms?
Other buyer types
Amazon sellers
A market-tested model, packaging built for FBA, and a first order small enough that a failed launch is a lesson rather than a loss.
Solutions →DTC brands
Differentiation is the whole game in DTC. Colour, print, finish, packaging and bundle are all changeable without a new mould.
Solutions →Nursing homes
Tenders care about maintenance, spare parts and corrosion, not just unit price. Stainless steel and a long-term parts commitment.
Solutions →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.