OEM means we manufacture based on your design, specifications, drawings, or samples. ODM means Green-Life supports product development based on our design, engineering, supplier, and production capabilities, then customizes the product for your brand and market.

Yes. For ODM projects, Green-Life can help with concept review, product positioning, material selection, 2D/3D drawings, structure suggestions, sampling, testing, and production planning.

Yes. We can review your drawings, samples, specifications, materials, functional requirements, and packaging standards. After feasibility confirmation, we can support sampling, mold development, supplier matching, production, and quality control.

Yes. Non-electric products usually focus more on appearance, materials, finishing, and packaging. Electronic products require additional review of internal structure, components, performance, safety, and compliance requirements.

Simple customization can be faster, such as polyresin or ceramic wares, while new plastic molds, new structures, or electronic engineering projects take longer. As a general reference, mass production usually takes around one to two months after deposit or L/C, depending on product type and order complexity.

Green-Life can sign NDA arrangements and treats project information, drawings, samples, quotations, negotiation records, contracts, photos, and related documents as confidential. Exclusive or protected designs should be confirmed in the cooperation agreement.