Do you offer OEM and ODM services for high-speed turbo fans?

Direct answer: Yes. OEM covers housing colour, logo and retail packaging. ODM works from nozzle geometry, motor speed rating, battery capacity and control logic, with tooling already amortised so no mould cost is passed to a first order.

OEM and ODM are different commitments

OEM means the product is already defined and your brand goes on it: housing colour, logo and retail packaging. Nothing in the build changes, so the certification position does not change and the schedule stays short. ODM means the build itself changes — nozzle geometry, motor speed rating, battery capacity and control logic — which is a longer path and may need a fresh test report if the change touches the electrical or radio design.

Choose OEM when you want your brand on a proven unit quickly. Choose ODM when the specification is the reason the product will sell, and budget for a test report and a second sample round.

What we need from you before artwork starts

Logo in vector format with the exact colour reference. Housing colour as a Pantone or RAL number, not a photograph. Retail box dieline if you have one, otherwise your preferred box dimensions and the text that must appear. Barcode and, for Amazon, the FNSKU label. Manual language and the certification marks permitted in your market. Missing any one of these is the usual reason a custom order loses a week.

Tooling: what exists and what has to be paid for

For high-speed turbo fans the tooling position is nozzle geometry, motor speed rating, battery capacity and control logic. Because that tooling already exists and is already amortised, no mould cost is passed to a first order. A genuinely new housing is a different project, and there the tooling is quoted as a separate line with a 15-day addition to the schedule.

Where the MOQ and lead time move

An OEM change that stays inside the existing carton and housing does not move the MOQ. A new carton does. A new housing colour does. A new mould does, and substantially. On the schedule, an OEM order runs the same lead time as a stock order once artwork is approved; ODM adds the sample round and, where the electrical design changes, the test report.

What can be customised

Related questions

What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ) for high-speed turbo fans?

The MOQ is 300 pieces per model. Combined orders can start at 500 pieces across two airflow ratings that share one housing, and a 100-piece trial on current in-stock models. MOQ is set by the packaging run and the first-article inspection batch, not by a sales target.

Which certifications do your high-speed turbo fans carry?

Units are CE, RoHS, FCC and UN38.3 compliant, with PSE for Japan and UKCA for the United Kingdom available on request. Test reports are issued to the actual production build and are supplied with each shipment, not borrowed from another model.

How long does a high-speed turbo fan sample take and what does it cost?

Stock samples ship in 3 to 5 business days and customised samples in 8 to 12 business days after artwork approval. The sample charge is deducted from the bulk order value once production is confirmed.

Written by the MistAirHome product and export documentation team. For model-specific confirmation, send the destination market, quantity and required documents to Mistairhome@163.com or +8613261677119.