Buyers who visit before they order tend to order with more confidence and fewer surprises. Here is what a visit involves, what you will see, and how to arrange one.
A typical visit runs half a day. We can compress it to two hours if you are on a tight schedule.
Please tell us in advance if you want to see a specific process or meet the engineering team, so we can arrange the right staff on the day.
Quanzhou, Fujian Province, China. Full street address is provided once a visit is arranged.
We can arrange local transport from your hotel on request.
We run live video walkthroughs of the production floor, QC stations and sample room. It is a two-way call, not a pre-recorded tour, so you can ask us to point the camera at whatever you want to see.
At least one week, and two weeks if you want to see a specific production line running or meet the engineering team. We will confirm a schedule and a contact person before you travel.
Yes. There is no charge for visiting, and we do not ask for a commitment before you come. Travel and accommodation are yours to arrange, though we can help with local transport and hotel suggestions.
Yes. Buyers frequently bring a sourcing agent or a technical colleague. Tell us how many people are coming so we can plan the day and arrange the right meeting room.
Yes. We sign a mutual NDA before any visit where designs, molds or specifications will be discussed, and we do not show client tooling or artwork to other customers.
Tell us your preferred dates and how many people are coming. We will confirm a schedule and a contact person within one business day.