Brief and specification
Confirm product, finish, set contents, packaging and target quantity.
PRODUCTION & QUALITY CONTROL
Press-On Nail Production Built Around Approved Specifications
A practical view of how DEDXC coordinates sampling, production, inspection, packaging and shipment preparation for B2B orders.
Approved-sample workflow Product and packaging checks Global shipping coordination
15+Years operating history
15,000+ m²Published facility area
200+Monthly design updates
ShenzhenChina operations base
Illustrative facility conceptFACTORY OVERVIEW
A coordinated production path for B2B nail programs
DEDXC supports ready-stock wholesale, private-label packaging and project-based OEM/ODM development. Each order is reviewed against its approved product and packaging requirements before the commercial scope is confirmed.
- Press-on nail production and finishing
- Decorative detail work
- Retail-kit and packaging assembly
- Export and logistics coordination
HOW WE WORK
From buyer brief to shipment preparation
Final price, MOQ and lead time are confirmed after the product, packaging, quantity and delivery requirements are reviewed.
Sample approval
Use the confirmed sample and written specification as production references.
Production
Coordinate finishing, decoration, curing and assembly to the approved requirements.
In-process QC
Review appearance and critical details at relevant production stages.
Packing check
Verify quantity, accessories, labels, packaging and carton information.
Shipment release
Prepare approved goods for the agreed logistics arrangement.
PRODUCTION WORKFLOW
Selected production stages
These illustrations explain the workflow described in our production service. Actual process details depend on the selected product and approved specification.
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Production workspace
A visual explanation of organized workstations for finishing, decoration and set preparation.
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Size sorting
Nail tips are matched to the approved size sequence before decoration and assembly.
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Edge finishing
Individual pieces are refined at a dedicated workstation before the next process.
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Decorative detail
Color and decorative details are applied against the confirmed design direction.
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Curing stage
Prepared trays move through a curing stage with batch identification.
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Set assembly
Finished nail pieces are arranged into the approved retail configuration.
QUALITY CONTROL
Quality starts with an agreed reference—not only a final inspection
The approved sample, confirmed specification and inspection checklist provide the working reference for relevant in-process and pre-shipment checks.
View the detailed QC serviceApproved sampleAppearance reference
Specification sheetProduct and packaging details
Inspection checklistAgreed quality checkpoints
Shipment recordCarton and logistics information
QC CHECKPOINTS
Product, kit and packaging review
Inspection scope depends on product type, order structure, packaging complexity and buyer requirements.
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Process inspection
Pieces are measured and separated into pending-inspection and hold areas.
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Approved reference
Shape, size, color and finish are reviewed against the confirmed reference sample.
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Appearance inspection
Surface finish and decorative details are checked under task lighting.
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Dimensional check
Selected pieces are measured with a digital caliper against the specification.
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Kit and barcode check
Product count, accessories, label and barcode presence are checked together.
COMMERCIAL STARTING POINTS
Choose the order path that matches your project
Review an existing product before a larger order.
Combine available styles for market testing.
Begin with branded packaging on selected products.
Confirmed after product and packaging review.
The final quotation, approved specification and written agreement control the confirmed scope, price, MOQ, timing and delivery terms.
PACKAGING OPTIONS
From standard retail packs to premium kits
Packaging structure, inserts, accessories, artwork and barcode requirements are confirmed for each project. Shown options are illustrative concepts, not customer cases.
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Master-carton preparation
Packed units are counted, weighed and prepared for outer-carton handling.
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Released-goods storage
Released cartons are organized for dispatch and logistics handoff.
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Final carton check
Retail packs and carton quantity are reviewed before sealing.
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Clear retail kit
Compact transparent packaging with space for nail tips and application accessories.
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E-commerce mailer
Protective kraft mailer suitable for sample kits and direct shipment.
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Window folding carton
Paperboard retail box with an inner tray and visible product presentation.
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Rigid drawer box
Premium drawer structure with a separate accessory compartment.
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Kraft retail card
Flat retail-ready structure designed for compact display and efficient packing.
VERIFIABLE PROJECT EVIDENCE
Ask for evidence matched to the product you plan to order
Qualified buyers may request current production photos, an applicable inspection checklist, packaging proof and product-specific documentation where available and permitted.
DEDXC does not present invented customer projects, confidential artwork or unrelated certificates as evidence for a buyer's product.
DISCUSS YOUR PROJECT
Request a Quote Share your product, quantity and packaging requirements
Our team will review the specifications and reply with a project-based recommendation and quotation.