OEM Manufacturing
Contract manufacturing where a factory produces goods according to buyer designs, specs, and brand labels.
Term Definition
OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer. Under this framework, the factory fabricates products using the buyer's tooling, patterns, and technical specifications, applying client branding and barcodes. This workflow requires pre-production sample approvals and higher MOQs.
Usage Example
«We placed an OEM contract for custom phone cases featuring our own corporate logo and tailored retail packaging.»
What we do
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MOQ (Minimum Order Quantity)
The minimum number of units a factory or supplier agrees to sell in a single purchase order.
Tiered Pricing
A wholesale pricing schedule where the unit price drops as the ordered volume increases.
Product Sample
A single test unit ordered from a factory to assess quality before committing to a bulk production batch.
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