Private label · From 1,000 units

Make the stove yours. Keep every detail controlled.

From metal forming and surface finishing to branding, assembly and packing, build a private-label stove around one confirmed specification.

Private-label stove development inside the ECOBRIDGE factory

CUSTOM MOQ

Custom from 1,000 units

Branding, specification and packaging are quoted after the exact model and variant are confirmed.

STOCK ROUTE

In-stock: no MOQ

Availability, carton multiples and shipment arrangements are confirmed at quotation.

PRODUCTION

Six visible factory stages

Forming, coating, printing, assembly, packing and warehouse release are shown with real factory photographs.

DOCUMENTATION

Model-linked documents

Review the model, configuration and destination details for the selected product.

Factory capabilities

Six manufacturing stages behind a consistent private-label order

Follow the product from formed metal panel to finished shipment. These factory photographs show the production, branding, assembly, packing and warehouse capabilities available for your project.

01 · FORMING

Metal panel forming

Panels are formed to the selected stove platform before finishing and branding begin.

02 · FINISH

Surface coating

Color and surface finish are matched to the confirmed model and order specification.

03 · BRANDING

Screen printing

Logo position, artwork and print color are checked against the approved sample.

04 · BUILD

Stove assembly

Burners, valves, panels and accessories are assembled for the ordered configuration.

05 · PACK

Packing line

Cartons, manuals, labels and accessories are packed for the destination market.

06 · RELEASE

Warehouse & shipment

Finished orders are counted, documented and prepared for shipment.

Built for your sourcing plan: Your sample, specification sheet, artwork, packing files and required documents are aligned before mass production.

Options & specifications

Build the offer around one approved specification

Private label is more than adding a logo. The product platform, energy configuration, appearance, instructions and packing should be released together.

01 · FORMAT

Product platform

Start from burner count, appliance footprint and approved base construction.

02 · ENERGY

Energy configuration

Confirm gas family and pressure, or voltage, plug and circuit for electric products.

03 · BRAND

Brand presentation

Choose available panel color, screen print, rating label, manual and carton artwork.

04 · DELIVERY

Packing & shipment

Approve accessories, inner protection, master carton and shipment documents.

Application planning

Where private-label control creates value

Three common OEM priorities show why the full specification—not only the logo—must be approved.

BRAND CONSISTENCY

Carry one visual language across the appliance and carton

Coordinate panel color, screen printing, rating information, instruction layout and outer packaging so the product looks intentional at retail.

CHANNEL READINESS

Prepare the SKU for its destination channel

A distributor brief should cover model identity, carton quantities, manual language, barcode position and inspection references before shipment.

REPEATABILITY

Make the approved sample useful for the next order

Record the model, finish, artwork revision, component configuration and packing files so repeat orders can be compared against the same baseline.

What to send us

A sensible OEM approval sequence

01 · Select

Choose a base model

Share destination market, fuel/pressure, burner count, target price and quantity.

02 · Sample

Approve the physical reference

Sign off panel finish, logo, label, carton, manual and functional configuration.

03 · Repeat

Control each revision

Match a repeat order to the approved sample and record changes before production.

From brief to repeat order

Five checkpoints for a controlled OEM launch

Each checkpoint produces a practical file or approval for the next step. Use the sequence to prepare a complete enquiry and reduce avoidable changes before shipment.

01

Brief

Market, model, quantity and price position

02

Configure

Energy, components, finish and artwork

03

Sample

Physical product and packing approval

04

Produce

Mass production against released files

05

Release

Inspection, documents and shipment plan

Ready to start? Send the destination, model or burner count, configuration, quantity and required documents. We will turn the brief into a comparable quotation path.

Certificates & reports

Inspect the evidence behind the product

Open the real source pages and compare the listed model, configuration and document scope with your destination requirements. The complete evidence library is filed under About Us.

Open the gas-stove document group and review the listed models and gas categories.

Compare the ordered model and gas configuration with the source document before quotation.

Review the electric hot-plate model references, ratings and document dates.

Open the electric evidence group for EMC, CB and Intertek report pages.

Frequently asked

Answers buyers need before they order

Short, practical answers for comparing models, custom work, documentation and shipment planning.

Customized orders start at 1,000 units. An in-stock product has no MOQ, subject to availability and shipment arrangements.

The available finish and artwork route depends on the base model; approve a physical sample and print proof before a production order.

No. Compare the exact model and configuration with the certificate scope and destination requirements.

Customized orders start at 1,000 units. In-stock products have no MOQ, subject to current availability, carton multiples and shipment arrangements.

Send the destination market, preferred model or burner count, energy configuration, quantity by SKU, branding scope, required documents and shipping destination.

Yes, where supported by the selected platform. Release the finish, logo, rating label, manual and carton artwork together before mass production.

Bring your artwork and model brief

Send the market, first-order quantity, model preference, graphics and required documents. We will discuss the sample and approval route.