See the people, formed components and assembly activity behind our gas cooking range. Explore the factory route that turns a selected model into a branded appliance for your market.
Factory-wide figures confirmed by ECOBRIDGE. Model availability and order schedules are reviewed separately.
The AOFENG gas stove workshop in Wuyi, Zhejiang, is part of the manufacturing operation behind ECOBRIDGE’s gas cooking range. Our new factory photography shows body forming, grouped metal components, printing and staffed assembly lines. It reveals the work behind the finished appliance instead of showing only a catalog image.
A gas stove brings together the body, cooking positions, supports, gas components, controls and—in covered or stand-mounted formats—additional structural parts. The commercial version also includes its branding, instructions and packing. Those decisions work best when they are considered around one selected model.
For an importer, the purpose of this workshop tour is practical: see the manufacturing environment, understand which part of the process matters to your project, and start a more precise quotation or sample discussion. Our team can connect the visible production route with the configuration and documents needed for the product you plan to source.
These photographed operations show how the upstream metal work and assembly floor support a gas-stove order. The exact component route depends on the chosen model and its approved specification.
The gas stove’s shape is established before final assembly. Press stations produce the formed panels and body components that define the cooking layout and finished footprint. Stacks of metal parts beside the equipment show this stage of the manufacturing route.
When comparing models, look beyond burner count. The body dimensions, cover, control position and support arrangement all influence the appearance, packing profile and everyday product format.
The workshop includes component work areas with parts grouped beside production stations. Preparing the relevant hardware and subassemblies connects upstream fabrication with the model being assembled.
For a covered or stand-supported stove, identify the lid, supports, frame parts and fasteners in the order specification. This makes the included product easier to compare and gives packing discussions a complete starting point.
Surface appearance and panel markings are part of the appliance buyers see. The photographed production stations support the transition from formed components to finished, identifiable parts.
Brand artwork should follow the selected control layout. Approve logo position, graphics and the relevant product identification together with the sample, so a change to the model does not leave an older artwork file in use.
Assembly combines the product body, working components, controls and included parts. Staffed stations and line-side component bins are visible throughout the new workshop collection. This is where the individual part choices become the complete cooking appliance.
The quotation should identify the exact production version: gas family, nominal pressure, inlet, ignition and any specified safety components. Those technical choices come from the approved specification, rather than the visual similarity of two stoves.
The finished product needs the assembled structure, visible fit and brand presentation to agree with the approved sample. Covers, supports, controls and body panels all contribute to how the appliance is received and sold.
During sample approval, discuss the specific appearance and functional checks relevant to the model. Keep those agreed expectations with the product file so the final order is reviewed on the same basis.
Packing completes the supplied SKU: appliance, included accessories, instructions, identification and protective materials. The factory photographs show cartons and packed units staged around the assembly and packing areas.
A private-label project should release carton artwork and manual language against the final product version. Confirm units per carton, dimensions and weights before using the figures in a container plan.
Have a specific model in mind? Bring its reference, destination and quantity. We can focus the factory discussion on the version you plan to source.
Prepare Your BriefWatch a short sequence of actual component work and gas-stove assembly. The film adds movement and scale to the production areas shown throughout this page.
Inside the workshop: Gas cooking appliance production route. Metal-production area: Equipment and components across the floor. Component work: Preparing metal parts for the next operation. At the assembly line: Operators bringing the appliance together. A wider production view: Assembly stations and line-side parts. Explore the product range: Freestanding cooking formats in the sample room.
The catalog includes several gas-cooking formats. Use the product route below to narrow the discussion, then compare the exact model and destination configuration.
Review Certificates & Reports ↗| Product route | What defines the format | Useful starting point |
|---|---|---|
| Tabletop gas stoves | Burner layout, body footprint, controls and surface finish | Destination, burner count and target quantity |
| Covered tabletop models | Full cover, hinges, body height and packed profile | Selected model, lid reference and carton basis |
| Stoves with stands | Appliance plus support structure and included hardware | Assembly method, support parts and transport pack |
| Freestanding gas ranges | Cooking platform, oven/cabinet format and larger body | Exact range model, dimensions and required configuration |
| Private-label gas appliances | Approved platform with model-specific graphics and packing | Brand files, languages and sample requirements |
AOFENG’s factory combines component-production areas with the gas assembly floor. The new material shows presses, formed bodies, prepared parts, printing stations and operators working on appliances. This connection gives a buyer several useful points to examine during a visit, from the structure of a panel to the way the supplied product is put together.
For OEM/ODM development, we can begin with a catalog platform or review a drawing or sample. The first discussion should settle the commercial role of the product: an entry tabletop model, a covered household stove, a stand-supported format or a larger range. Appearance, components and packing can then be evaluated against that platform and your market.
Gas configuration remains model-specific. Tell us the destination country and required fuel arrangement when asking for a quotation. Our team can discuss the relevant model file, gas-family and pressure information, inlet, ignition and product identification. Where a market requires product documents, match the exact ordered model and configuration with the available evidence in our certificate library.
For production approval, connect the sample to the specification, artwork, manual and packing record. Agree the applicable inspection scope and acceptance basis before shipment. This gives the purchasing team a clear reference for appearance, included components and the gas-product checks appropriate to the selected version.
The confirmed 50,000 m² factory, 700-person team and monthly 250,000-unit production capacity describe AOFENG’s overall manufacturing operation. They are not a promised allocation for a single gas model. Share your model mix, quantities and required shipment window so we can discuss the project’s actual production plan.
Move between the production process and the two workshop tours. Each page brings a different part of the manufacturing operation into focus.
Follow the connected route from metal forming and finishing to assembly, packing and warehouse preparation.
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Explore the metal housings and assembly lines behind electric hot plates, then prepare a focused electrical specification.
Explore this pageIt shows metal-forming equipment, prepared stove bodies and metal parts, printing-related stations, staffed gas-stove assembly and packing areas. The page uses the factory’s October 2026 photo and video collection.
Yes. Covered tabletop gas stoves are part of the catalog. Browse the gas stove range and send the preferred model, destination, quantities and branding requirements to start a specification discussion.
A similar body can be offered in different ordered configurations, but suitability must be established for the exact version. Confirm the gas family, pressure, inlet, ignition, identification, instructions and any required documents for the destination.
Send the preferred model or product format, market, quantity, finish, logo artwork, manual language and packing needs. Include the required gas configuration and any specified components or market documentation.
No. Factory photography shows the production environment. Product approval depends on the relevant document, listed models and configuration. Our certificate library provides a separate route for reviewing available files.
Send your company details, model interests and preferred dates. Identify whether you want to focus on metal components, assembly, samples or packing so the visit can be planned around the relevant operations.
Share your market, burner layout and quantities. Start with the workshop, then move to the right model, sample and order specification.
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