What gets agreed per project
- Which heads, rails, magnetic profiles or downlights are in scope, and whether each line is a complete light or a housing only
- Finish: black or white baked paint as standard, other finishes discussed per project
- Branding on the product, the packaging and the documentation
- Spec sheet fields per model: output, beam, colour rendering, colour temperature, glare control and dimming
- Rail wire system and supply voltage compatibility for every head
- Certification per model, checked against the spec sheet for your market
- Sampling, approval and after-sales arrangements
How an OEM or ODM project runs
- Brief and scope. You send the product lines, target markets and any drawings or reference samples.
- Engineering review. Our R&D team checks compatibility and proposes changes where a design won't work.
- Samples. Samples are built for evaluation in your own rooms.
- Sign-off. The spec sheet, finish and artwork are approved in writing.
- Production and shipment. Production, inspection and shipping follow, with after-sales support from the same team.
Who this suits
OEM work suits brands that already have a design language and need a factory to build it consistently. ODM suits teams that want to start from an existing head, rail or downlight and adapt finish, branding or details. We export to East Asia, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, North America, Europe and North Africa.
We don't publish standard order quantities or costs on this site, because both depend on scope. Send the brief and we'll respond with questions first.