CHINA INDUSTRIAL SOURCING · OEM/ODM · CUSTOM MANUFACTURING

Your Industrial Sourcing Partner in China.

From standard industrial products to custom-made components, we help global buyers identify suitable suppliers, coordinate manufacturing and compare quotations based on their requirements.

Source Better. Buy Better.

Standard industrial productsOEM / ODM coordinationCustom-made components
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Start a briefRFQ 01

Four fields are all it takes to start a sourcing conversation.

Precision machined custom components

OEM / ODM · CNC · made to drawing

OEM / ODM & Custom Manufacturing

Beyond Standard Products. Built Around Your Requirements.

From standard industrial components to custom-made parts, we help buyers source products that match their specifications, drawings or samples.

  • OEM manufacturing coordination
  • ODM product development coordination
  • Custom parts to drawings or samples
  • CNC machining & precision components
  • Non-standard industrial components
  • Product modifications & assemblies

We coordinate manufacturing options with suitable supply partners; final scope follows the drawing, quantity and confirmed capability of the selected supplier.

Discuss Your Custom Requirements
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Why SinoSourceLink

A clearer route from requirement to supplier decision.

A direct sourcing process keeps the technical requirement, the commercial comparison and the next decision in one place.

  1. 01

    One accountable contact

    You deal with one sourcing contact for questions, documents and supplier replies.

  2. 02

    Search built around the specification

    Supplier shortlists start from your drawing, sample or performance requirement.

  3. 03

    Commercial basis agreed up front

    The fee or procurement margin is agreed per project before sourcing starts.

  4. 04

    Documents and decisions tracked

    Quotations, drawings and open technical points stay visible through the process.

More about our approach

How it works

A four-step sourcing process, without the black box.

Every project is different, but the sequence is deliberately simple. You always know what stage the requirement is in and what decision is next.

  1. 01

    Share the requirement

    Send the product, specification, quantity and destination you have in mind. A drawing or photo helps, but four fields are enough to begin.

  2. 02

    Clarify the brief

    We review the requirement, identify missing technical details and confirm what needs to be checked before supplier conversations begin.

  3. 03

    Coordinate quotations

    We approach suppliers that appear relevant to the brief, collect comparable offers and clarify lead times, MOQs and documentation.

  4. 04

    Support the decision

    You receive a structured comparison and the context needed to decide. Procurement coordination can continue through order follow-up.

No obligation to purchase. Submitting an inquiry starts a sourcing conversation; it does not create an order or a contract.

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Sectors

Industries we support.

Industrial requirements often cross categories. A single project may involve valves, fittings, fasteners and machined parts, all with different supplier bases.

  • 01

    Oil, Gas & Process

    Flow-control, piping and wear-part requirements for process environments.

  • 02

    Water & Wastewater

    Valves, fittings and mechanical components for treatment and distribution systems.

  • 03

    Construction & Infrastructure

    Fasteners, structural hardware and project-specific industrial materials.

  • 04

    Manufacturing & OEM

    Machined parts, motors, pumps and production components sourced to drawings.

  • 05

    Energy & Utilities

    Industrial components for power, heat and utility maintenance programs.

  • 06

    Marine & Heavy Industry

    Corrosion-conscious hardware and replacement parts for demanding service.

Custom sourcing

Need a part that is not in a catalogue?

Discontinued parts, build-to-drawing components, assemblies and product modifications. Send the drawing, sample or description; we will clarify what is needed before approaching manufacturing options.

Discuss Custom Requirements
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Industrial insights

A practical starting point for sourcing from China.

One detailed guide, written for buyers who need a process rather than a list of generic tips. More articles will follow only when they meet the same standard.

Visit the insights library
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Guide12 min read

How to Source Industrial Products from China: A Practical Guide for Global Buyers

A buyer's framework for specification, supplier discovery, quotation comparison, quality checks and the decisions that come before an order.

Read the guide

Questions

What buyers ask before they start.

If your question is not covered here, send it with your sourcing requirement. A useful answer often needs context.

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How do I start a sourcing request?

Use the RFQ form and tell us what you are looking for. Your name, business email, country and requirement are the only required fields. You can add drawings or specifications later.

Do you work with products that are not listed on this website?

Yes. Our product groups cover common industrial demand, and custom or OEM requirements can be described in the same inquiry. Describe the item and the application in your inquiry.

Are you a manufacturer or a trading company?

We are a China-based industrial products and sourcing partner. We help buyers obtain standard products and custom components, coordinating with suitable manufacturing partners whose capability is confirmed for the project.

How are your fees structured?

We work on either a procurement margin or a transparent service fee, agreed per project before sourcing starts. The scope and fee are confirmed in writing.

How do you approach pricing?

Price depends on specification, quantity, supplier capacity and commercial terms. We focus on comparable quotations and a clear basis for comparison, with assumptions made visible.

What happens after I submit an inquiry?

You receive an inquiry ID and a confirmation email. We review the requirement, contact you if clarification is needed, and coordinate the next steps. Submitting an inquiry does not create a contract or an obligation to purchase.

Next step

Tell us what you need to source.

A short description is enough to start. Share the product, specification and destination; we will take it from there.