Leather Textile Fabric Automatic Feeding Laser Cutting Machine (DW1610)

Name: Leather Textile Fabric Automatic Feeding Laser Cutting Machine (DW1610)
Brand: Jinan Dwin Technology Co., Ltd.
SKU: 705411432

Shandong, ChinaJinan Dwin Technology Co., Ltd.

US$6,200.00-6,700.00

1 Set

Product profile

Customization

Available

Engraving Machine Type

Auto Feeding Laser Cutting Engraving Machine

Drive Type

Leadshine Stepper Motor and Driver

Model NO.

DW1610

Certification

SGS, CE,FDA

Laser Type

CO2

Control

Rdcam /Leetro 6585

Table

Stainless Steel Table

Condition

New

Usage

Fabric/Cloth Cutting

Power

80W Laser Tube

Transport Package

Plywood Box, Free of Fumigation

Specification

CE & FDA&SGS

Trademark

Dwin Made In China

Origin

Jinan, Shandong, China

HS Code

8456100090

Production Capacity

50 Sets Per Month

Company profile

Self-brandedYears of Export ExperienceStandardized quality controlImporters and Exporters

Jinan Dwin Technology Co., Ltd.

Shandong, China

CertifiedBusiness Type: Manufacturer/Factory & Trading Company CertifiedR&D Capacity: ODM Service Available & OEM Service Available CertifiedCustomization Options: Customization from Samples, Customization from Designs, etc. CertifiedExport Year: 15 Years CertifiedNearest Port: Qingdao portAverage Response Time: ≤15h

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SummaryThe supplier operates across CNC, printing, insulating glass, environmental protection, medical, textile, and related equipment, with import and export scope subject to required approvals. It reports traceable raw materials, 100% finished-product inspection, ISO9001:2015 and CE certifications, sample/design/full customization, OEM service for well-known brands, and written procedures for service assessment, corrective actions, and complaints. Production evidence includes two lines, a 222.0 m² plant, inventory capability, and stated lead times within 15 workdays in both peak and off-season. Constraints include one R&D engineer, no SDK, no new products launched last year, no valid manufacturing-capacity contract with related subcontractors, no overseas warehouse or showroom, no continuous batch quantity reconciliation, and no outsourcing SOP. Financial information is represented only by years, without sufficient performance data for assessment.

CertificationsThe supplier reports an ISO9001:2015 management-system certificate and CE certification, and both slices identify CE as product compliance or product certification. These are explicit certification holdings, although the slices do not specify product scope, issuing bodies, or validity dates.

After-Sales capabilityThe supplier has written procedures and followed records for service assessment, corrective and preventive actions, and customer complaints, plus inventory capability and stated lead times within 15 workdays in both peak and off-season. However, it lacks overseas warehouse and showroom capability, so the evidence supports structured service handling but not comprehensive overseas support.

R&D capabilityThe supplier has one R&D engineer and offers no available SDK; it also reports no new products launched in the previous year. These explicit indicators show limited demonstrated recent innovation and software-development capability.

Production capacityThe supplier reports an assembling line, two production lines, raw-material traceability, 100% finished-product inspection, inventory capability, and lead times within 15 workdays. Countervailing weaknesses are the absence of a valid manufacturing-capacity contract with related subcontractors, no continuous batch quantity reconciliation, no outsourcing SOP, and a 222.0 m² plant, so production capability is evidenced but operational controls and scale have clear limitations.

Customization capabilityThe supplier explicitly supports customization from samples, customization from designs, full customization, minor customization, and flexible customization. This directly demonstrates broad stated customization coverage.

Client casesThe supplier reports OEM service for well-known brands and an 80%–100% repeat-buyer preference, indicating some customer retention and brand-related experience. It explicitly reports no cooperation with Fortune 500 companies; no named customer cases or verifiable project details are provided.