Export and Shipping from Wenzhou
Where shipments leave from
Shipments leave Wenzhou, by full container load or less than container load. Wenzhou is the factory location, and it is the shipping point for the catalogue. No page on this site describes Sanhe as a shipping point, because the Sanhe address is the office, and the factory and shipping point is Wenzhou.
Full container load suits a large order for one buyer, where a whole container can be filled with that buyer's goods. Less than container load suits a smaller order, where the buyer's goods share a container with other goods. The choice between them depends on the quantity and on the destination, and it should be confirmed at enquiry stage, because it affects both cost and timing.
Container loading photographs can be provided on request, according to the company. A photograph of the loaded container is a simple check that the goods were loaded as described, and a buyer who needs that check should ask for it before the shipment leaves, not after it arrives.
Where goods go
The company profile states that its main export market is Europe and that it ships worldwide. This site states export only at that regional level: Europe as the main market, and worldwide as the overall scope. No individual export country list is published, and no customer is named, so this site does not list countries or customers.
A buyer in Europe will find that the main market statement matches their own market, but should not read it as a list of countries served, because no such list is published. A buyer outside Europe should enquire on the same terms, since the scope is worldwide, and should state the destination port or region so that the shipping plan can be confirmed.
No shipping time is published for any particular destination, because shipping time depends on the route, the container choice and the destination port. A buyer who needs a delivery date should ask for the shipping plan at enquiry stage, including the container choice and the expected sailing, rather than assuming a time from the production lead time alone.
Production lead time and shipping time
Production lead time and shipping time are different figures and must not be confused. Production lead time is typically 30 days after order confirmation, with some models at 35 to 45 days, and some models held in stock for urgent orders. Shipping time is additional, and it depends on the route and the container choice.
An order's total time is therefore the production lead time plus the shipping time, plus any time for samples or for a load-test record if those are requested. A buyer who needs goods by a particular date should work backwards from that date, allowing for production, shipping and any sample or document step, and should confirm the plan with the sales team before payment.
Payment is by telegraphic transfer or letter of credit, and the shipping documents that accompany an order include the packing list, a material statement where applicable, and, for load-bearing models, a load-test record requested before order confirmation. Certificates are available upon request, with no certificate name, number or issuing body published.
Before payment, confirm the model number, material, finish, quantity, lead time and any load-test record for your order with the sales team.