An export house in Yangjiang, Guangdong — the cutlery manufacturing cluster that produces the large majority of China's knife exports. We work directly with one knife factory in the same city, and place production orders there rather than buying and reselling finished stock.
Most suppliers you will talk to buy finished knives and resell them. We do not. Every order is placed as a production order with the factory that makes the blades — which is why sampling runs in days rather than weeks, and why nothing sits in a warehouse waiting for a buyer.
Family-run partner plant → Yuanze → You
We keep one relationship rather than shopping the market: a factory we have known for years, and whose quality we have to stand behind. One product line, one factory — which is why questions about steel, hardness or tooling get a direct answer instead of being passed along.
Figures refer to our manufacturing partner, a knife factory in Yangjiang. The factory name and address are introduced once an NDA is in place.
Blanking, heat treatment, grinding, assembly and packing run on one site. That is what makes a 15-day sampling schedule possible.
Four of the steps not the whole run. The full sequence is in the list below.
Six headings, more than twenty separate operations — from the first cut of the sheet to the last label on the carton, all of it on the same site.
Packaging — rigid boxes, EVA inserts, printed sleeves and labels — comes from partner workshops in the same industrial cluster: long-standing suppliers we have worked with for years. You still place one order, receive one set of documents and pay one invoice.
One order, one invoice, one point of contact — and a single party answerable if something goes wrong, from the blade to the box it ships in.
We're on the stand with our partner factory at China's knife fairs — Yangjiang's international hardware fair among them. Blades you can pick up, handles you can feel, and someone who can quote on the spot.
Going to a fair? Message us on WhatsApp and let's meet at the booth. WhatsApp →
Photographs only tell you so much about a knife. If you are visiting China, or sending an agent, you are welcome here: pick the blades up, weigh them, open the handles, compare the steel, and take samples away with you.
We will walk you through every series we make, and arrange a look at the production floor on the same visit. If you cannot travel, the same can be done on a video call, with samples sent on afterwards.
Item, quantity, handle and packaging requirements, target market and destination port. You will get a price, the MOQ and a lead time back — usually within one business day.
