Customized OEM ODM Induction Lifting Downdraft Exhaust Hood for Open Concept Kitchen

Name: Customized OEM ODM Induction Lifting Downdraft Exhaust Hood for Open Concept Kitchen
Brand: Homie Kitchen Electric Appliance Co.,Ltd
SKU: 2285641125

Guangdong, ChinaHomie Kitchen Electric Appliance Co.,Ltd

US$280.00

100 Pieces

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Product profile

Customization

Available

Housing

Stainless Steel

Shape

Shallow-cover Type

Exhaust

14-16(m3/min)

Noise

41-50dB

Venting

Recirculating

Installation

Wall Mounted

Style

Chinese Style

Certification

Product Name

Downdraft Range Hoods

Exhaust Type

Combination, Non-Vented, Recirculating, Ducted

Switch Mode

Sensory Touch Switch 3 Speeds / 9 Speeds

Material

Zinc Body,Tempered Glass Panel

Transport Package

Standard Export Packaging

Specification

Customized

Origin

China

Production Capacity

50000PCS/Year

Company profile

100% Finished Products InspectionQuality AssuranceODM ServicesProduct Certification

Homie Kitchen Electric Appliance Co.,Ltd

Guangdong, China

Business Type: Manufacturer/FactoryExport Year: 2023-04-01Nearest Port: FOB any port of Foshan, FOB any port of ZhongshanAverage Response Time: ≤1.54hTerms of Payment: LC, T/T, 30% deposit, etc.International Commercial Terms(Incoterms): FOB, EXW, CFR, CIF, DDP, FCA

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SummaryHomie Kitchen demonstrates OEM and ODM capability, flexible to full customization, and reports new products within the past year. It holds CE and other certifications, has documented inspection, service, corrective-action, and complaint-handling procedures, and operates three production lines with ongoing quantity reconciliation. Export operations have two years of experience, four export-trade staff, and self-operated import/export rights, but overseas service infrastructure is limited: no overseas warehouse, showroom, agent, branch, or offline trade-show participation. Financial information is represented only by year labels, without substantive performance figures, so financial credibility cannot be determined. Customer evidence includes OEM service for well-known brands and a repeat-buyer preference of 50%–80%, but no Fortune 500 cooperation.

Supplier typeThe supplier presents itself as an OEM/ODM manufacturer with R&D-supported product development, self-operated import/export rights, three production lines, and a stated focus on smart kitchen technology. Its export experience is two years, indicating an established but relatively limited international operating history.

CertificationsThe supplier reports CE and other certifications for product compliance and sustainable-development/product certification capability. The slices do not identify the specific additional certifications or their scope, but CE certification is explicitly stated.

After-Sales capabilityThe supplier has written and followed procedures for service assessment, corrective and preventive actions, and customer complaint handling. However, it reports no overseas warehouse, showroom, agent, branch, or offline trade-show capability, which limits evidence of localized overseas support.

R&D capabilityThe supplier reports new products within the past year, two R&D engineers, ODM services, and AI-driven cookware detection with adaptive power management. It does not have an available SDK, so its innovation offering is evidenced mainly through product and customization development rather than SDK-based integration.

Production capacityThe supplier operates three production lines and continuously reconciles quantities for each batch or volume production. Finished-product inspection instructions are available and uniformly followed, providing explicit evidence of production-control procedures.

Customization capabilityThe supplier explicitly offers customization ranging from design-based and flexible customization to full customization, alongside ODM services. This directly supports a broad customization capability.

Client casesThe supplier reports providing OEM services to well-known brands and a repeat-buyer preference of 50%–80%, indicating customer retention and brand-service experience. It reports no cooperation with Fortune 500 companies, and no specific customer names or case details are provided.