PU Leather Thermal Massage Chair with Back Roller

Name: PU Leather Thermal Massage Chair with Back Roller
Brand: Ningde Crius Electronic Co., Ltd.
SKU: 860520325

Fujian, ChinaNingde Crius Electronic Co., Ltd.

US$1.00-1,000.00

10 Pieces

Sample price:US$1000.00/piece.Request sample

Product profile

Customization

Available

Design Type

Robotic Massager

Application

Home, SPA, Office

Model NO.

C8007-2

Type

Recliner Massager

Style

Luxury

Product Name

PU Leather Thermal Massage Chair with Back Roller

Properties

Massager

Color

OEM

Voltage

110V/220V

Usage

in Home, Oofice, SPA

Material

Motor, Leather, Sponge etc

Function

Body Healthcare Massage

Warranty

One Year

Methods

Kneading, Tapping, Vibration, Air Pressure

Certificate

Ce & RoHS

Transport Package

1 PCS / Carton

Specification

1290*755*1080mm 85/92.5kg

Trademark

CRIUS

Origin

Fujian, Ningde

HS Code

90191010

Production Capacity

2000

Company profile

Importers and ExportersHigh Repeat Buyers ChoiceYears of Export ExperienceProduct Certification

Ningde Crius Electronic Co., Ltd.

Fujian, China

Business Type: Manufacturer/Factory CertifiedR&D Capacity: ODM Service Available & OEM Service Available CertifiedCustomization Options: Customization from Samples, Customization from Designs, etc.Export Year: 2010-01-01Nearest Port: Fuzhou, XiamenAverage Response Time: ≤2.86h

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SummaryNingde Crius Electronics Co., Ltd. is identified as a professional massager manufacturer producing massage chairs, jade massage beds, massage pillows, leg massagers, and related products. The supplier supports OEM, ODM, and multiple forms of customization, has over 10 years of exporting experience, and serves customers in more than 20 countries. It holds ISO9001:2015, CE, and RoHS certifications. Service-management procedures, complaint handling, and corrective/preventive action procedures are documented and followed. However, the supplier reported no new products in the past year, has no SDK, only two R&D engineers, and lacks overseas warehouses, showrooms, agents or branches, and offline trade-show participation. Financial evidence is limited to stated years rather than substantive financial results. The supplier reports OEM service for known brands but no cooperation with Fortune 500 companies.

Supplier typeThe supplier is explicitly described as a professional massager manufacturer producing massage chairs, jade massage beds, massage pillows, leg massagers, and related products. It also provides OEM and ODM services, indicating a manufacturer with contract-design and manufacturing capabilities rather than only a trading role.

CertificationsThe supplier reports an ISO9001:2015 management-system certificate and CE and RoHS product-compliance certifications. These stated certifications provide explicit evidence of quality-management and applicable product-compliance capability.

After-Sales capabilityThe supplier has written procedures and followed records for customer complaints, corrective and preventive actions, and service-capability assessment. However, it reports no overseas warehouse, showroom, overseas agent or branch, or offline trade-show participation, so its documented service process is stronger than its overseas physical-service coverage.

Production capacityThe supplier is identified as a massager manufacturer with more than 10 years of industry experience and exports representing 71%–90% of total sales. It reports one-month average lead times in both peak and off-season periods and has 25 qualified service-capability suppliers, supporting established operating capability, although detailed production capacity is not provided.

Customization capabilityThe supplier explicitly provides customization from samples, designs, full customization, minor customization, and flexible customization, alongside OEM and ODM services and the ability to design exclusive products. The evidence supports broad customization capability across customer-provided concepts and supplier-led design.

Client casesThe supplier reports OEM service for known brands, customers in more than 20 countries, and a repeat-buyer preference rate of 80%–100%. It also states that it has not collaborated with Fortune 500 companies, so the evidence indicates international and repeat-customer experience but does not support Fortune 500 case experience.