Engineered Components for Global OEM Products.
Custom products, scalable production and supply coordination for customers outside our core verticals — consumer electronics, appliances, power tools, audio, and other engineered products.
Range
Four product families
Supply
Production & release planning
Cost
Material, process & logistics
Ningbo
Export coordination
Explore relevant product routes
Ferrite magnets
Cost-sensitive motors and magnetic circuits.
View product information →NdFeB magnets
Compact magnetic component options.
View product information →Flexible magnets
Sheets, strips and profile requirements.
View product information →Metal components
Cast, machined and extruded parts.
View product information →Typical Applications
Common component requirements in consumer and general OEM products:
| Application | Typical Product | What Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Audio speakers & drivers | Ferrite and NdFeB magnets | Cost, consistency at volume |
| Appliance motors | Ferrite arcs, NdFeB rotors | Quiet operation, durability |
| Cordless power tools | NdFeB motor magnet assemblies | Torque density, reliability |
| Magnetic closures & mounts | Flexible strips, NdFeB cups | Hold force, finish quality |
| Consumer electronics housings | Die-cast and machined parts | Surface finish, tolerances |
| Smart-home sensors | Reed / Hall sensor magnets | Pole accuracy, stability |
What We Offer General OEM Customers
- Production planning — Review prototype, pilot and production quantities alongside tooling and inspection requirements before committing to a release schedule.
- Multi-family sourcing — Coordinate magnets, assemblies, metal parts and materials through one commercial contact, with the production route defined for each part.
- Cost engineering — Review material grade, geometry, finish and process route against target performance and order quantity.
- Quality documentation — Agree the material records, inspection reports and acceptance criteria appropriate for the product and order.
- Export coordination — Discuss shipment consolidation, packaging, destination and the commercial delivery term from Ningbo.
- Program continuity — Define expected service life, replacement-part needs, tooling responsibility and change-notification requirements; long-term availability is agreed for the program.
Built for Volume Programs
Competitive unit cost is valuable when the agreed part arrives consistently.
Cost discipline
Review grade, geometry, process, packaging and freight together to understand total landed cost.
Supply coordination
Plan release quantities and any shipment consolidation around the customer's forecast and destination requirements.
A clear starting point
Send a drawing, specification or sample description with quantity and destination. Identify missing information before the production route is fixed.
Tell Us What You Need
Send a drawing, specification, target quantity, application and destination — we will help define the best manufacturing route.