Specification & process review
Define capacity, steel configuration, body construction, drinking format and market before reviewing the manufacturing route.
Buyer checkpoint: Approve the specification, drawings, cost target and required documents.
FROM SPECIFICATION TO SHIPMENT
How a drinkware project
moves through production.
Understand the decisions and quality checkpoints behind a tumbler or bottle. The actual route, equipment and inspections must be confirmed for the selected model.
20,000m² production base
30,000pieces daily capacity*
300+people
100+countries served
Company-supplied capability figures. Daily output depends on the model, finish, packaging and production schedule.
CHENCHEN supplies drinkware programs, not turnkey machinery production lines.
Sample & component approval
Review body, lid, gasket, finish, decoration and packaging together. Retain the agreed sample as the production reference.
Buyer checkpoint: Record accepted dimensions, finishes and sample approval.
Body forming
The forming route depends on shape and construction. Review critical dimensions, rim geometry and component fit for the selected model.
Buyer checkpoint: Confirm material configuration, dimensions and mating-part fit.
Joining & body preparation
Prepare and join body components according to the design. The agreed control plan should address joint integrity and appearance.
Buyer checkpoint: Agree the joint-inspection and leakage-screening methods.
Vacuum insulation & thermal checks
For vacuum-insulated models, review the process and thermal sampling plan. Capacity, lid format and test conditions affect the result.
Buyer checkpoint: State fill temperature, ambient conditions, duration and acceptance criteria.
Surface preparation & finishing
Review the selected polished, coated or other finish. Confirm color, texture, gloss and appearance limits on the physical sample.
Buyer checkpoint: Agree color standards, coating appearance and adhesion or wear checks.
Logo & artwork execution
Select a process suited to the substrate, geometry and artwork. Printing, laser, transfer and UV options are subject to model review.
Buyer checkpoint: Approve placement, color count and decoration durability criteria.
Assembly, final inspection & packing
Review lid operation, gasket placement, appearance, quantity, retail packaging and carton marks against the purchase specification.
Buyer checkpoint: Agree sampling, defect definitions, packing checks and shipment traceability.
These clearly identified reference stills are already used on this website. They illustrate manufacturing concepts, not ownership of equipment or the routing of a specific order. Ask Kenny for current project-specific facility information.
What to confirm before ordering
Product development
Review an existing model or a custom shape, lid mechanism, 3D structure, prototype and tooling plan.
Color & decoration
Select powder coating, silk screen, laser engraving, transfer or UV options according to the model and project.
Retail packaging
Review printed boxes, sleeves, inserts, artwork, barcodes and carton marks for your sales channel.
Start with the product ID, quantity, material, decoration, market and quality requirements. Agree a sample, control plan, document scope and shipment requirements.
Manufacturing questions
Does every model use the same route?
No. Construction, shape, materials, lid, finish and tooling determine the route. This is a buyer-oriented overview, not a universal equipment list.
Can every cup carry the same insulation-hour claim?
No. Agree the model, fill temperature, ambient conditions, test duration and acceptance criteria. Request evidence for the selected configuration.
Can I request current facility and inspection information?
Contact Kenny with the model, quantity and market. Ask for current facility information, the project control plan and applicable documents before approval.
Build a specification we can work from.
Share a model, quantity, target market and quality requirements.