From drawing to carton

A populated green circuit board lying beside a clear reel of tape-and-reel surface-mount components.

How a charger gets built here

  1. 01Industrial designThe shape, the interface and the bill of materials, worked backwards from the ex-works price you need to hit.
  2. 02ToolingA new mould, cut to a shape that is yours.
  3. 03PCBABoards are placed, reflowed and tested here.
  4. 04AssemblyShell, board, coil, cable and packaging brought together.
  5. 05InspectionThree gates: incoming raw material, in-process, and finished goods before packing.The three gates in detail

The mould shop

If no existing model fits, we cut a new mould.

What a new mould costs, its minimum order and its lead time are on the OEM/ODM page.

The PCBA production workshop

The coil, the controller, the protection circuits and the firmware can all be changed for your product.

A flat copper charging coil soldered to a round green circuit board, two power leads attached.

What the factory can actually do

Staff100–120
Rated monthly output50,000 – 450,000 pieces per month, depending on the model
Production lead time5 – 30 working days; most models 5 – 15
Minimum orderFrom 20 pieces; most models 200 pieces or fewer

Come and audit us

Three working days' notice.

The factory: 25th Road of Furong, Gushu, Xixiang Street, Bao'an District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China.

A round charger part-assembled: coil and board seated in one shell half, the second half and three screws beside it.

What you will be shown

  • The mould rack, and the mould shop working
  • The PCBA production workshop
  • The assembly line, mid-batch
  • The inspection bench and the hold area
  • The packing tables

What you will not be shown

Another customer's tooling, artwork or packaging.

Auditors

Your own auditor or a third-party inspection body (SGS, Bureau Veritas, TÜV) is welcome on the same terms.

Tell us what you need.

Enquiries are answered within one working day.