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Materials in
Copper pipe, fin stock and stainless sheet checked for grade and gauge on arrival.
What we can actually do
Most suppliers will send you a catalogue. This page is the other half of the answer: what we can build, how fast, how it is checked, and what happens after the container is opened.
Manufacturing
Sheet in one end, crates out the other
Our partner plants across Guangdong and Shandong run the cooking, refrigeration and fabrication lines. We hold the QC standard and the drawings; they hold the presses. That split is why we can quote a mixed container instead of a single category.
- Laser cutting, CNC punching and press-brake forming
- TIG welding, grinding and hairline or mirror polishing
- Refrigeration assembly with vacuum, charge and run-test on every unit
- Foaming line for chest, island and upright cabinets
- Wooden crating and export packing in-house
On the floor
What a refrigeration cabinet passes through
Photographed on our own production lines. This is the sequence behind every chiller and freezer we ship.
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Frame & body
Sheet cut, folded and welded into the cabinet shell, then ground and polished.
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Compressor & motor
Condensing units fitted, circuits vacuumed and charged with R600a or R290a.
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Doors & glazing
Solid or double-glazed doors, gaskets, hinges and heater wire fitted and aligned.
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Internals
Racks, shelf supports, lighting and controller fitted; the unit is run to temperature.
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Pack & despatch
PVC film on visible faces, foam and carton or wooden crate, then into the loading plan.
Not a stock library
Thirty seconds on our own floors
Every clip below was filmed in the plants that build your order, and in the yards that load it. We would rather show you than tell you.
Materials & specification
The variables you get to choose
Nothing here is fixed. Every one of these is a line on your quotation, and changing it changes the price — which is exactly why we quote rather than publish.
| Variable | Options | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Steel grade | SS201 / SS304 | 304 for coastal, humid and high-salt environments; 201 where budget leads |
| Sheet thickness | 0.7 / 0.8 / 0.9 / 1.0 / 1.1 / 1.2 mm | Heavier gauge on tops and loaded shelves, lighter on panels |
| Dimensions | Fully custom | Standard sizes exist because they load well, not because they are the limit |
| Finish | Hairline, brushed, mirror, bead-blast | PVC film applied for transit on all visible faces |
| Leg profile | Round or square tube, adjustable feet | Castors with brakes on trolleys and mobile units |
| Gas type | LPG / natural gas | Injector set changed at the factory for your market |
| Electrical | 220 V / 380 V, 50 or 60 Hz | Plug type fitted to destination standard before shipping |
| Refrigerant | R600a / R290a | Hydrocarbon refrigerants; direct cooling across the chest and island range |
| Branding | OEM / ODM | Your logo, badge and model plate; neutral packing available |
Design & engineering
We draw it before anyone cuts it
For anything larger than a replacement item, the work starts on paper. You send a floor plan — AutoCAD, PDF or a dimensioned sketch — and we return an equipment schedule and a 3D layout for sign-off before a single sheet is cut.
- Equipment schedule with model, dimensions, quantity and utility load
- 3D layout and elevations, revised until you approve them
- Gas, electrical and drainage points marked for your M&E contractor
- Clearance and workflow checked against your service pattern
- Container loading plan sequenced to the order of installation
Quality control
Checked before it is crated, not after it lands
Incoming material
Steel grade and thickness verified on delivery. Mill certificates held on file for 304 orders.
In-process
Dimensional checks at forming and welding. Weld seams ground and polished before assembly moves on.
Function test
Every refrigeration unit vacuumed, charged and run-tested to temperature. Gas equipment leak-tested and flame-checked.
Pre-shipment inspection
Photographed against the packing list. Third-party inspection welcome, and we will hold loading for your inspector.
Packing
Wooden crates for fabrication and cooking equipment, foam and carton for refrigeration. PVC film on all visible stainless faces.
Loading
Photographed as the container fills, so you can see exactly what went in and in what order.
Export & logistics
A trading company, so the paperwork is ours
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Consolidation
- Mixed loads across cooking, refrigeration and fabrication
- Multiple factories combined into one shipment and one invoice
- Full container MOQ options, with LCL for small top-ups
- Loading plan sequenced to your installation order
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Terms & documents
- FOB, CFR and CIF quoted to your nominated port
- Commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin
- T/T against a proforma invoice, L/C by arrangement
- Flexible and negotiable payment terms for repeat buyers
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Lead time
- 1–2 weeks standard production for catalogue lines
- Goods delivered within 30 days of payment as standard terms
- Weekly production photos on custom and project orders
- Large projects scheduled container by container
After-sales
The part most exporters skip
A container of equipment is useless if nobody on site knows how to put it together. Every project ships with its own documentation, and for larger installations we come to you.
- User guides — operation and daily cleaning, per item shipped
- Installation videos — recorded for the actual units in your order, not a generic model
- Repair videos — common faults and the fix, so a local technician can work without us
- On-site training — commissioning and operator training for central kitchens and hotel back-of-house
- Spare parts — compressors, thermostats, burners, castors and gaskets held for supply
Still deciding whether we can build it?
Send the drawing. If it is beyond us we will say so, and usually tell you who can do it instead.