Small Kitchen Appliance
Manufacturing at JINJIE
See how JINJIE prepares components, assembles appliances, checks quality and packs each order to the agreed specification.
How the Factory Is Organized
JINJIE's 20,000 m² production area includes material preparation, appliance assembly, inspection and finished-goods staging.
Preparation
Components, accessories, labels and manuals are prepared for the order specification.
Assembly
Assembly follows the product specification, component list and approved changes.
Inspection
Checks cover relevant assembly, appearance, controls and accessory fit.
Finished-goods Staging
Packed products are prepared for shipment once quantities, carton marks and delivery details are checked.
How an Order Moves Through Production
The approved sample and specification guide component preparation, assembly, inspection and packing.
Approved Product Details
Model, electrical setup, accessories, branding and packaging scope.
Material Preparation
Components, printed materials and packaging prepared for the order.
Product Assembly
Assembly and first-unit checks for the specified product version.
In-process Checks
Relevant assembly, appearance, control and accessory-fit checkpoints.
Packing and Shipment Preparation
Product, accessories, printed materials, protection and shipment preparation.
Production Starts with Your Approved Sample
Before assembly, the team checks the model, electrical version, accessories, artwork and packaging against the approved sample and specification.
- 01Identify the product model and approved appearance or sample reference.
- 02Align voltage, frequency, plug, cord and rating information for the destination market.
- 03Record the included accessories, branding files, manual, labels and packaging version.
Components Move Into Assembly
The line receives the components, accessories and printed materials for the order. The first assembled unit is checked for visible differences before production continues.
- 01Prepare product components and accessories for the selected configuration.
- 02Keep electrical and printed-material versions aligned with the destination market.
- 03Check the first assembled unit before continuing production.
Quality Checks During Assembly
Assembly, appearance, controls and accessory fit are checked at the relevant production stage, according to the model and market version.
- 01Review visible assembly and the included product or accessory set.
- 02Check controls, fit and agreed operating functions where they apply to the selected product.
- 03Keep inspection records for the products and checks agreed for your order.
Packing and Shipment Staging
Packing checks cover the appliance, accessories, manual, labels, protective materials, retail box and shipping carton.
- 01Review product and accessory completeness.
- 02Align manuals, labels, barcode information and carton marks.
- 03Check the agreed protection and carton configuration.
- 04Prepare quantities and shipment information for staging and loading.
What Sets the Production Schedule
The production schedule depends on the model, quantity, component availability, packaging readiness and requested shipment date.
Approved Product Details
Confirm the product, electrical requirements, accessories and packaging before production planning.
Component and Packaging Readiness
Prepare components, approved artwork and packaging materials before scheduling production.
Quantity and Requested Timing
Agree on the order quantity and requested shipment date so we can discuss the production schedule.
Send Your Production Requirements
Send the product category, target market, quantity, packaging needs and preferred delivery window so we can discuss production requirements and timing.