Define the requirements.
Product and component requirements provide the starting point for supplier searches and purchasing.
We find suppliers, purchase components and coordinate deliveries to the assembly factory — then help arrange production.
Start with one component, a pilot build or a product project.

Working from the technical partner’s requirements, we coordinated supplier sourcing, purchasing, component delivery to the assembly factory, and production scheduling in China—supporting the project from pilot builds through to mass production.
Product and component requirements provide the starting point for supplier searches and purchasing.
WANMOU finds suppliers, communicates requirements and purchases the components needed for the project.
We coordinate domestic deliveries to the assembly factory and arrange production, including the move from pilot builds to production.
Hands-on from the early batches. The work included small pilot orders and coordination across suppliers with varying quality.
Discuss a product project ↗You can start with a specific component or ask for support coordinating several suppliers. We agree the scope around your project and its current stage.
Bring a drawing, sample or specification. We explore suppliers, clarify costs and coordinate samples and purchasing.
Source a component ↗Bring your requirements and current stage. We help with sourcing, purchasing, deliveries to the factory and production arrangements.
Discuss production support ↗A European loudspeaker manufacturer faced long supplier lead times and limited customization. We coordinated custom screw specifications, customer-funded tooling and Dacromet, e-coating and zinc-nickel variants for evaluation.
Discuss a similar part ↗Screws and fittings made to agreed dimensions, materials and finishes.
Non-standard sleeves, spacers and standoffs reviewed against your drawing.
Control knobs and exterior fittings with custom dimensions and finishes.
Other components can be reviewed on enquiry. Feasibility depends on your requirements and the supplier.
WANMOU is your sourcing and coordination contact in China. Supplier selection, acceptance criteria and commercial terms are defined for the individual project.
Tell us about your component or product, its current stage and the support you need. Share timing and quantities where known.
We look for suitable suppliers and clarify manufacturing feasibility, sample costs, tooling, minimum quantities and the quotation scope.
Agree a paid sample plan and how the part will be checked. Review and approve samples against the agreed criteria before proceeding.
Confirm production terms, follow up progress and coordinate the agreed delivery arrangements. Inspection and freight scope are specified in the quotation.
Tell us about a component or product project, your current stage and where you need support.
Haiyang Yu
haiyang@wanmou.com
Shenzhen, China
WANMOU is the brand of
Shenzhen Hehecha Technology Co., Ltd.
Start with a non-confidential brief. We can discuss an NDA before you share drawings or sensitive information.
Start with a non-confidential overview. We’ll reply to clarify the requirements and discuss sourcing or sample options.
Prefer email? Contact Haiyang directly.
Yes, enquiries for paid samples and small orders are welcome. Feasibility, minimum quantities and tooling costs depend on the part and supplier.
WANMOU is a brand of Shenzhen Hehecha Technology Co., Ltd. We handle supplier sourcing, purchasing and production coordination. Manufacturing is carried out by the suppliers and assembly factories selected for each project.
We clarify the scope for parts, samples, tooling, inspection and freight as applicable. Payment terms, delivery responsibilities and any applicable taxes or duties are addressed in the project quotation and agreement.
Yes. Start with a non-confidential description and tell us if an NDA is needed before you share drawings or other sensitive information.
Tell us the application and required standards at the outset. We review suitability and verification requirements before accepting a project.