Guangzhou Winshol Tech Co., Ltd. (Winshol) is an automatic screen printing machine manufacturer based in Guangzhou, China.
Guangzhou Winshol Tech Co., Ltd. (Winshol) is an automatic screen printing machine manufacturer based in Guangzhou, China.
OEM and ODM industrial screen printing equipment for qualified distributors, integrators and manufacturing partners. Our priority markets are India and Southeast Asia; other projects are reviewed against the application and support requirements.
*The shared manufacturing operation reports equipment supplied to more than 20 countries and regions in its catalogue. This is the factory's track record. See market and manufacturing details.
Proven platform · Project-specific result
CONTROLLED MANUFACTURING
Capital equipment
For a high-value production line, OEM/ODM means controlled engineering: a defined application, documented changes, clear service responsibility and measurable acceptance standards. Every project starts with technical fit—branding comes after the machine can do the job.
The right model depends on who will sell, operate and support the machine. We define the boundary early so that brand ownership, technical responsibility and after-sales expectations remain clear.
A practical route for established distributors who want a market-ready machine without rebuilding the engineering from zero.
For partners with a defined application, customer base or product concept that needs deeper mechanical and process development.
For end users who need the right production line rather than a private label—from substrate trials to final acceptance.
We start with a stable machine architecture, then adapt the parts that affect market fit, process performance and operator experience.
A consistent identity for your market without compromising machine serviceability.
Controls aligned with local utilities, operator expectations and approved component lists.
A production line assembled around the actual substrate, ink and finished result.
The materials your sales and service teams need to represent the machine responsibly.
Large industrial equipment creates long-term obligations. A successful partnership defines who designs, sells, installs, services and supports each machine before production begins.
Specifications, drawings, approved components and change-control points are agreed in advance.
Testing methods and delivery criteria are defined around the real application.
Certification, labeling, sales territory and local service roles are made explicit.
Documentation, training, spare parts and technical escalation continue after shipment.
A gated process keeps commercial decisions and engineering decisions aligned.
Share your target market, substrate, print area, ink, speed, accuracy and preferred commercial model.
Our engineering team checks feasibility, risk, required modules and whether sample testing is needed.
Where needed, we test your material, artwork and ink to establish a repeatable process before final configuration.
Both sides confirm scope, drawings, branding, responsibilities, acceptance criteria and commercial terms.
The machine is manufactured, inspected and demonstrated against the agreed factory acceptance plan.
We coordinate documentation, shipment, installation guidance, training and long-term parts support.
Built as one line
Print · Register · Cure · Rewind
Winshol combines established print, registration, curing and web-handling modules into a line designed for the customer's material and production target. This keeps development focused on the areas that create value—and reduces unnecessary project risk.
It depends on the machine platform, branding scope and partnership plan. Simple brand and documentation changes may be possible on one project, while deeper OEM or ODM programs normally require an ongoing commercial commitment. We confirm this after reviewing the brief.
Yes, private-label arrangements can be discussed for qualified partners. Brand presentation, manufacturer identification, technical documentation, certification responsibilities and after-sales roles are defined before the order is accepted.
OEM usually starts with a proven Winshol platform and adapts branding, documentation and selected specifications. ODM involves deeper co-development for a defined market or process, which may include new modules, control logic, mechanical changes and additional validation.
Yes. For application-driven projects, we recommend providing the substrate, artwork, ink information, target speed and quality standard. The results help us select registration, drying and web-handling configurations with less project risk.
The service model is agreed project by project. Winshol can provide technical documentation, remote support, training and parts supply, while qualified distributors may handle local commissioning and first-line service. The division of responsibility is written into the proposal.
Timing depends on the level of engineering, sample tests, component choices and acceptance requirements. A platform-based OEM project is typically more straightforward than a new ODM configuration. We provide a project schedule after the technical scope is confirmed.
We will help determine whether OEM, ODM or a custom Winshol configuration is the most responsible path.
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