Our story
Fudakin is a full-stack contract manufacturer, growing across three decades from a single site into operations in Shenzhen and a growing base in Thailand, serving OEM/ODM customers around the world. The same family that founded the company in 1996 runs it today.
Capabilities
Fudakin's full-stack capability was built one step at a time: CNC machining came first, then mold making, injection molding, assembly, and painting and finishing, each added as customers needed more from a single production partner. That growth built a tier-one and tier-two contract manufacturer, producing at full scale for brands including Burton Snowboards, on parts made from complex, engineered materials.
Today that breadth spans multi-axis CNC turning and milling, in-house mold making, multi-ton injection molding presses, metal stamping and die casting (in our plant and at a trusted partner shop nearby), laser tube cutting, painting, and pad printing, see the full stamping, die casting, and precision processes lineup. Fudakin keeps tooling, molding, machining, and finishing on the same production floor, so a design change or a quality flag never has to travel between vendors to get resolved.
Quality control
Every program starts with a design-for-manufacturing (DFM) review before a single mold or fixture is cut, so tolerances, draft angles, and material choices are caught on paper instead of in a failed production run. Incoming materials, in-process checks during CNC and molding runs, and final inspection before packing are standard on every order, not a premium add-on. Precision measurement on equipment like our Zeiss Spectrum CMM quality lab backs up that process with hard numbers, not just visual inspection, on parts that carry tight tolerances.
You approve a physical sample before mass production ever starts, so what ships at volume is exactly what you signed off on, not a "close enough" reinterpretation discovered after the fact.
How Fudakin works with brands
Fudakin partners with brands the way an internal manufacturing team would, not the way a trading company does. A customer's first message reaches Tiger Li or another member of the family directly, not a sales layer that hands the account off once the deal is signed. From there, the same people who evaluate feasibility and quote the project stay involved through tooling, sampling, mass production, and OEM/ODM development support, so a question in month six gets answered by someone who was there for the first conversation. That continuity matters most for brands running multi-year programs, where tooling knowledge and material history need to carry forward between runs instead of resetting with every new order.
Facility
Fudakin runs a full-stack manufacturing operation spanning 200,000 square meters, equipped with fleets of CNC machines, injection molding presses, and in-house tooling. Fudakin is Burton Snowboards' supplier for bindings, built with that same tooling and machine floor.
Shenzhen and Thailand
Shenzhen remains Fudakin's core machine floor. A growing Thailand manufacturing operation adds a genuine "China plus one" option for North America-owned brands, the same quality standard, backed by fulfillment partners in North America, Europe, and Asia so finished product lands close to your customer.
Why buyers choose Fudakin
No middleman, no trading company, no markup. Your messages reach the people who run the machine floor, not a call center. Every project starts with an honest quote based on real production numbers, and you approve a sample before mass production begins. It's a full-stack manufacturing floor (CNC, mold making, injection molding, assembly, painting, and packaging) built for buyers who need one accountable partner from concept to delivery.
What's next
The next generation is building toward what modern brands need most: robotics, CNC, AI-integrated hardware, electronic hardware, equipment, and sporting goods, the categories where a trusted, full-stack manufacturing partner matters most. Owner-operated since 1996 and personally accountable for every part that leaves the factory. That hasn't changed, at 200,000 square meters and growing.