Our Wuxi operation
The factory occupies approximately 5,600 m², with a team of around 37 people. Our address is No. 566 Xida Road, Xinwu District, Wuxi, Jiangsu, China.
The principal product areas include close-mesh security panels, double wire and welded mesh, steel railings, sports fencing, gates and post components. The manufacturing route depends on the specified product; complementary items may be sourced through production partners.
One order can involve several component routes
A fence package can include mesh fabrication, posts, gate assemblies and purchased hardware. Coordinating those items starts with a common specification: the panel and post connection, finish, quantities and packing references must describe the same order.
Where an enquiry has several product groups, we review the scope item by item. This is particularly useful for importers combining regular panel lines with project-specific gates or replacement components.
From an agreed drawing to a packed order
The drawing revision and material schedule provide the reference for production and checking. Our quality process covers incoming materials, dimensions, weld appearance, coating, component quantities and packing records.
Before dispatch, panels, posts and smaller fittings are grouped and identified. A clear packing reference helps the receiving team distinguish similar heights, post types or fixing sets without unpacking unrelated items.
Details of the checks are explained on our quality control page. Inspection requirements beyond the agreed routine scope, including a third-party visit, should be discussed while the order is being defined.
Working with contractors and distributors
Contractors usually need material packages tied to a site layout and gate schedule. Distributors need consistent item descriptions and compatible repeat supply. In both cases, a retained drawing and parts list are more useful than a product name alone.
We support quotations, specification discussions, component schedules and packing and transport coordination. The order process explains the information exchanged from the initial enquiry through dispatch.
