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KehangPrecision Thermometer Manufacturer

Capabilities

Your programme, made under one roof

OEM and ODM thermometer programmes with the craft kept in-house: dial printing, assembly and calibration happen in the same plant that packs the carton. Nothing is subcontracted to a trading house.

Programmes
OEM and ODM
Production floor
11,500 m²
In-house craft
Print, assemble, calibrate
Shipping
FOB Ningbo

What the export desk handles

Five things a buyer asks a thermometer supplier to own, and all five sit with the same team.

  • OEM and ODM programmes, from dial artwork to retail packaging

  • Drawing and sample service before tooling commitment

  • Bimetal, capillary, gas-actuated and electronic sensing in one plant

  • In-house dial printing, case assembly and calibration

  • Container consolidation and FOB Ningbo shipping

How the instrument is made

Three stages, one address. The dial is printed, the instrument is assembled and the pointer is set before anything is packed.
  1. 01

    Dial printing

    Artwork arrives from your file, or the export desk builds it from a sample or a reference. Scale, units, language, logo and colour are printed in the plant, and the dial is formed and punched on the same line.

  2. 02

    Assembly

    Case, bimetal coil, stem, lens and pointer come together here. Kitchen and household dials, industrial stems and the electronic lines share one floor, so a mixed order does not get split across suppliers.

  3. 03

    Calibration and packing

    Instruments are compared against a reference and the pointer is set before packing. Nothing leaves the site waiting on a third party between the line and the carton.

Assembly lines and packing stations at the KEHANG production base in Yuyao
Assembly lines and packing stations, Yuyao.
Final assembly line running through the KEHANG thermometer plant
Final assembly, one line per family.

Your brand, from the dial out

A private label programme starts with the artwork and ends with the carton. Everything between those two points is decided with you in writing.

OEM work takes your brand through the whole instrument: dial layout, logo placement, language and carton print. You supply the artwork and the export desk returns the dial proof before the line runs.

ODM work starts from a catalogue model and changes what matters to your market: scale and units, dial size, stem length, packaging. Either way the instrument is built on the floor that prints the dial, so a logo change never becomes a supply chain change.

Drawing and sample service

Send a drawing, a competitor sample or a model code. A sample instrument is built and shipped to you, and that approved sample becomes the reference for the production run.

Tooling is only committed after the sample is approved, so the cost of a change stays where it belongs, before the run.

Start with a sample

From the line to the container

Packing and shipping terms are agreed before production, not after, so the carton that leaves the plant is the carton you planned for.
Port
Ningbo. The production base sits inside the Ningbo manufacturing belt, so the container is filled close to the line.
Standard term
FOB Ningbo, agreed per order before production starts.
Consolidation
Mixed models and mixed ranges are consolidated into one container, which is the usual route for distributors carrying the full catalogue.
Packing
Shelf-ready cartons with your print and labels, or plain export cartons for buyers who repack at their own warehouse.
Documents
Certificates and test reports that apply to your model and your market are issued on request.

Send the model, the market and the quantity

The export desk returns a quotation with the model, the minimum, the packing and the shipping term. If something is unclear, the reply will be a question rather than a guess.

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