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Production planning
The manufacturing route is selected around the model, material, component construction and agreed finish.
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MARINE OWNED FACTORY · NINGBO MARINE COMMODITY CO.,LTD.
Built for focused
brush manufacturing.
MARINE’s owned manufacturing base brings product development, production, inspection, packing and shipment preparation into one coordinated workflow.
宁波沐霖日用品有限公司NINGBO MARINE COMMODITY CO.,LTD.
FACILITY AREA4,000+ m²
PRODUCTION SETUP20+ machines
MANUFACTURING EXPERIENCE12 years
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT20+ new styles yearly
Factory figures supplied by MARINE and based on current operating information.
SPECIFICATION FIRST
Fewer assumptions.
Clearer decisions.
Our owned-factory model keeps product development and manufacturing communication close. Before production, we align the details that influence tooling, components, appearance, branding and retail presentation.
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- Product model and intended use
- Material, dimensions and weight reference
- Body color, finish and accent details
- Logo artwork, method and placement
- Packaging format, inserts and artwork
- Target market and testing expectations
INSIDE THE FACTORY
Development, production
and order preparation.
A practical production environment for hair brushes, combs and grooming tools, with equipment and line allocation arranged according to the selected model and order specification.
Production and warehouse images are supplied factory photographs. Product-development, inspection and packing images are representative visuals prepared from MARINE’s supplied workshop references.
Production floor
20+ machines support model-specific molding, brush-pin or bristle processing, assembly and finishing.
Product development & customization
Brush samples, color direction, product drawings and packaging requirements are reviewed around the buyer’s brief.
Quality inspection
Product appearance, dimensions and assembly details are checked against the confirmed project specification.
Packing
Retail packing, inner-box details, carton quantities and shipping marks are prepared for the agreed order.
Warehouse
Finished goods and ready-stock items are organized for order allocation and shipment preparation.
IN-HOUSE MOLDING
Plastic components,
made closer to assembly.
Our injection-molding workshop supports selected brush handles and plastic components. Keeping this stage in-house helps coordinate tooling trials, material and color matching, component appearance and production scheduling.
Supplied factory photographs · Image framing and color have been adjusted for website presentation.
Injection molding workshop
Multiple machines can be allocated according to the selected component, material and production plan.
Production monitoring
Operators monitor the molding process and component appearance before parts move to the next production stage.
A PRACTICAL CONTROL PATH
Review the details
at the right stage.
Each project is scoped around its own product and commercial requirements. The applicable checkpoints are confirmed as part of the order specification.
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Brief review
We review the product reference, target quantity, market, timing and customization requirements together so the quotation starts from a usable specification.
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Sample or specification confirmation
The agreed sample, artwork or written specification becomes the reference before volume production is scheduled.
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Production checkpoints
Review points can cover dimensions, appearance, assembly, pin or bristle consistency, logo application and packaging presentation, depending on the project.
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Pre-shipment review
Packing details, shipping marks and the agreed final project checkpoints are reviewed against the confirmed order specification.
MANUFACTURING FLOW
From production
to shipment preparation.
A 20+ machine setup supports model-specific molding, brush-pin or bristle processing, assembly and packing. The exact equipment route is allocated according to the selected product and order specification.
Standard MOQ is 1,500 pieces per model. Standard volume-production lead time is about 35 days; selected complex styles may require about 40–50 days.02
Component & assembly control
Product-specific checkpoints are confirmed for molded parts, pins, bristles, cushions and assembly details where applicable.
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Brand & retail packing
Logo application, inserts, cards or boxes are reviewed against the approved artwork and packaging specification.
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Shipment preparation
Finished cartons, shipping marks and packing details are organized around the confirmed order requirements.
PRODUCT & PACKAGING DETAILS
A finished range is more than the product alone.
Product appearance, branding and packaging need to work together. The final review scope is agreed by model and project rather than presented as a one-size-fits-all checklist.
- Overall dimensions and appearance
- Molded parts, surface finish and color consistency
- Pins, bristles, cushions and component assembly
- Logo position, scale and application quality
- Retail card, box, insert and barcode placement
- Carton packing and agreed shipping marks
PROJECT-SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS
Tell us what your market requires.
Testing, labeling and documentation expectations vary by product and destination market. Share the applicable standard or buyer checklist at the beginning so the available route can be reviewed before order confirmation.
No certification claims are currently displayed on this website. Any future certificate or report will be published only after its scope and validity have been verified.
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