What this evidence applies to
distributor cooperation
OEM/ODM projects
sample orders
spare-parts planning
after-sales support
How buyers should verify it
- Confirm sample, quotation, packaging, manual and warranty workflow before repeat orders.
- Use the confirmed MOQ, sample cycle, production cycle, warranty and spare-parts lead time as baseline inquiry fields.
- Request spare-part lists and common consumable guidance for the target product family.
- Check whether branding, language, plug or certificate requirements change the normal support scope.
What this evidence does not prove
- After-sales terms, warranty scope and spare-part lead time should be confirmed per order or market.
- OEM/ODM support does not include every possible configuration change; new mold opening is not in the confirmed customization scope.
- Manuals may be referenced as support resources, but public file download requires file-level approval before publication.
Keep service terms, spare-part lists, sample approvals and communication workflow visible as separate evidence types.
Confirmed OEM/ODM scope
Elerein supports OEM/ODM cooperation for logo, color, packaging, manual language, configuration, accessory combinations. New mold opening is outside the confirmed customization scope and should be discussed separately before any project commitment.
Minimum order quantity
The confirmed baseline MOQ is 10 units. Final order quantity, packaging and configuration should still be checked per quotation.
Sample workflow and timing
The confirmed sample workflow is: selection -> detail confirmation -> contract signing -> payment -> shipment -> receipt -> sample confirmation receipt. The confirmed sample cycle is 7 days after details are aligned.
Batch production timing
The confirmed baseline batch production cycle is 15 days after configuration and order details are confirmed.
Warranty and spare-parts support
The confirmed warranty period is 2 years; consumables and wear parts are excluded. The confirmed spare-parts supply cycle is 7 days.
After-sales response channels
After-sales support can use email, video, images so buyers can share operating questions, photos, videos and troubleshooting information.
Distributor workflow
A practical workflow includes product selection, sample testing, quotation, packaging confirmation, documentation and delivery planning.
Market adaptation
OEM/ODM requirements may include branding, manuals, packaging, plug standards, documentation language and market-specific compliance review.
Spare-parts planning
Distributor evidence should include common wear parts, suggested starter stock, replacement instructions and lead-time expectations.
Sample approval trail
For OEM/ODM projects, keep sample photos, configuration notes, packing confirmations and manual-language decisions together.
Documentation boundary
Manuals, videos and support resources should be matched to the exact product family and released only under the approved public-file boundary.