OEM / ODM

Turn drawings into a production file.

Review structure, material, sample, QC, packing, and export notes before batch production.

Woodworking workshop reference photo for OEM sample and production review

Workflow

Drawing review to export packing.

Each step should leave a file, sample, photo, or approval record.

1

Drawing review

Check dimensions, structure, panel thickness, frame, hardware position, target price, MOQ, and target market.

2

Sample

Build sample with approved material, finish, hardware, carton direction, and assembly method.

3

Golden sample

Buyer signs off color, dimensions, comfort, function, hardware kit, carton mark, and inspection points.

4

Batch production

Production follows the approved file with first-article check and in-process QC records.

5

QC + packaging

Final inspection, trial assembly, hardware count, label check, carton protection, CBM, and loading plan.

CAD preview

CAD preview before quote.

Check dimensions, panel layout, hardware holes, assembly, and carton limits before sampling.

WARDROBE-DXFREV Amm
hinge hole check panel 18 mm flat-pack carton limit W 900

Buyer-fit services

Different channels need different files.

The same product can need different marks, manuals, spare kits, documents, and reorder controls.

  • For brands: reference sample review, material board, private-label carton and manual.
  • For importers: MOQ planning, mixed-container review, export packing, and document checklist.
  • For online sellers: flat-pack structure, carton size, hardware bag, manual, and spare parts.
  • For distributors: repeatable SKU file, finish tolerance, QC checklist, and reorder record.

RFQ checklist

What to send for an OEM quote.

Product type, market, quantity, drawing status, material, target price, packing, timeline.

DrawingsCAD, PDF, sketches, photos, or target samples.
QuantityTrial order, MOQ expectation, annual forecast, or container plan.
MarketTarget-market compliance, label, material, and packaging requirements.
TargetTarget price, sample deadline, launch date, and required shipment window.