Sourced in Guangzhou, China — shipped worldwide

We find your factory in China. And make sure it delivers.

Verified suppliers, four inspection stages, freight to your port. One contact throughout.

Process
Sourcing Quality control Factory setup

We'll respond within 24h. No payment is required to request a consultation.

Four inspection points, not one

Quality control

4 stages
IQC Incoming quality control Before production starts
DUPRO During-production inspection At roughly 20–30% completion
PSI Pre-shipment inspection At 100% production, 80%+ packed
LOADING Container loading supervision At the point of loading

Catch a defect while it can still be fixed, not after it ships.

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Markets Served
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Inspection Stages
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Service Lines
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Equipment

Equipment we help you source

One example per category — 29 in total, sourced against your brief, not stocked.

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Forms and cures concrete into blocks, pavers and kerbstones.

Concrete block & paver making machine

Forms and cures concrete into blocks, pavers and kerbstones.

Power

15–60 kW

Typical capacity

3,000–12,000 blocks/day

Typical lead time

45–75 days

Full specs
  • Vibration-pressed forming head, mould interchangeable for block, kerb or paver profiles
  • Automatic pallet feed and stacking to cut labour per shift
  • Batching-plant integration for a consistent mix ratio
  • Curing chamber or yard-curing option, depending on site space
Cuts, drills and mills metal or plastic parts to specification from a digital design.

CNC machining centre

Cuts, drills and mills metal or plastic parts to specification from a digital design.

Power

15–75 kW

Typical capacity

Varies by part geometry

Typical lead time

45–90 days

Full specs
  • 3-, 4- or 5-axis configurations, matched to part complexity
  • Tool-changer capacity from 20 to 40+ stations for unattended runs
  • Coolant-through-spindle option for deep-hole and hard-metal work
  • Compatible with common CAM software — Mastercam, Fusion, SolidCAM
Moulds and finishes household plastic goods — containers, fixtures, general merchandise.

Household plastics production line

Moulds and finishes household plastic goods — containers, fixtures, general merchandise.

Power

30–120 kW

Typical capacity

2,000–10,000 pcs/day

Typical lead time

60–90 days

Full specs
  • Injection or blow-moulding, matched to product geometry — rigid vs. hollow
  • Multi-cavity tooling for high-volume SKUs like containers and fixtures
  • In-line trimming and quality-check stations
  • Colour-masterbatch dosing for consistent product colour across runs
Separates cotton fibre from seed and cleans it ahead of baling.

Cotton ginning line

Separates cotton fibre from seed and cleans it ahead of baling.

Power

40–150 kW

Typical capacity

10–40 bales/hour

Typical lead time

75–110 days

Full specs
  • Saw or roller gin stand, matched to cotton variety and fibre length
  • Lint cleaner stages for trash and short-fibre removal
  • Seed-handling system for by-product recovery
  • Bale press for standard export-bale density and dimensions
Hulls, polishes and grades grain into a finished, saleable product.

Rice/maize milling line

Hulls, polishes and grades grain into a finished, saleable product.

Power

30–150 kW

Typical capacity

20–150 t/day

Typical lead time

60–100 days

Full specs
  • Pre-cleaning, husking and whitening stages in one integrated line
  • Colour-sorter option for export-grade product
  • By-product recovery — bran, husk — for secondary revenue
  • Packaging station sized to bag weight and daily output target
Prints multi-colour graphics onto flexible packaging film.

Flexographic printing press

Prints multi-colour graphics onto flexible packaging film.

Power

15–60 kW

Typical capacity

100–300 m/min

Typical lead time

60–90 days

Full specs
  • In-line multi-colour stations, typically 4–8, matched to design complexity
  • Compatible with film, paper and light-board substrates
  • Anilox roller system for consistent ink lay-down
  • In-line slitting and rewinding for finished-roll output
Knits yarn into fabric for apparel and household textiles.

Circular/flat knitting line

Knits yarn into fabric for apparel and household textiles.

Power

5–15 kW per machine

Typical capacity

80–200 kg/day per machine

Typical lead time

45–75 days

Full specs
  • Gauge range matched to fabric-weight target — fine gauge for lightweight, coarse for heavier fabric
  • Multiple-feeder configuration for pattern and jacquard capability
  • Yarn-tension control for consistent fabric quality across the run
  • Compatible with cotton, synthetic and blended yarns
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Process

How a sourcing project actually runs

Five stages from first call to delivered goods, with what happens at each and what you get out of it.

  1. 01 30 minutes

    Discovery call

    What you are buying, at what volume, and by when.

  2. 02 1–2 weeks

    Supplier identification

    Factories shortlisted against your spec, and verified.

  3. 03 2–4 weeks

    Sampling and negotiation

    Samples are produced and reviewed before terms are fixed.

  4. 04 Varies by product

    Production and quality control

    Inspected at defined checkpoints, not just at the end.

  5. 05 2–6 weeks in transit

    Freight and customs

    Goods are booked, documented, and cleared into your market.

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Our commitments

What you can hold us to

Specific things we do on every engagement, that you can check.

A reply within one business day

Read by a person, answered within one working day.

One named point of contact

The same person from first call to delivery. No handoffs, no re-explaining.

A written scope before anything is signed

Scope, cost and timeline in writing, before you commit.

Inspection reports you can actually read

Photographed findings against your spec, not a pass/fail stamp.

Who you are dealing with

A note from the founder

Erick

Founder · Guangzhou, China

Most buyers who come to us have already been burned once. It is rarely bad luck — it happens because nobody on their side is standing in the factory.

That is the job: verify who you are buying from, inspect while it can still be fixed, and stay the one point of contact until the goods land. If a project is not a fit, we say so on the first call.

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Where we deliver

Global Footprint

Local presence in the markets we serve most — freight goes anywhere else too.

Cargo vessel being loaded at an East African port

Operational hubs: Guangzhou · Dar es Salaam · Nairobi · Kinshasa · London · New York

Tell us what you need to source

A free 30-minute call. If it is not a fit, we say so.

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  • We'll respond within 24h. No payment is required to request a consultation.