OEM and ODM can mean different things to different buyers. Start by separating branding changes from technical configuration changes and confirm each requirement in writing.
Prepare your brand materials
Provide a usable logo file and identify the requested logo positions. Confirm the spelling, size and placement before production. Packaging or label requirements should be listed separately.
Define the technical configuration
Specify motor power, controller, battery requirements, tires, braking system and required accessories. Do not assume a branding request automatically includes technical changes.
Approve the specification
For customized orders, use a written specification sheet, sample or other agreed approval method. Any changes after approval should be documented because they may affect cost or production.
Confirm order quantity and quotation
Customization cost can depend on the model, requested changes and quantity. Provide the expected quantity per model so the supplier can calculate a more relevant quotation.
Keep repeat-order records
Save the approved logo artwork, configuration and order documents. This creates a clear reference when you reorder the same private-label model.
See the HANJIN OEM & ODM overview for our B2B customization contact route.
Send us the model numbers, quantity, destination market and required configuration. We can then discuss the suitable specification and quotation.
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