The company profile states that Beijing Oriental Wison Technology Co., Ltd. works in research and development, manufacturing, training, and sales of laser beauty equipment, and that it provides OEM and ODM services. For a buyer, that means the company presents itself as able to work on equipment developed to a buyer's requirement as well as on its own listed models, and this page records that statement with its attribution intact.
What an OEM or ODM conversation normally covers is the model, the specification sheet, the branding and documentation, the quantity, the lead time, and the certification documents for the destination market. Each of those items needs to be settled for the specific model in question, because a specification that belongs to one listed model does not automatically transfer to a customized version, and a certificate that applies to one model does not automatically cover another. The inquiry guide on this site lists the questions to ask before an order, and they apply with extra force to customized equipment.
This page deliberately gives no production capacity figure, no client name, and no case story. None of those has been documented for publication here, and a serious OEM or ODM discussion should be based on the specification sheet and the documents the company provides for the actual model under discussion, not on general claims. The company profile states a factory area of 2,000 square meters and a team of more than 200 people, and those statements are attributed to the company profile on the about page; they are not repeated here as a production guarantee for any particular order.
If you are considering an OEM or ODM project, start from a documented model on this site and describe what would change. The six documented models each have a specification table or an application description that gives both sides a concrete starting point, and the category pages show which families are listed without documented specifications. From there, the practical questions are the same as for any order: the exact specification, the minimum order quantity, the lead time, the warranty terms for the model as customized, and the certification documents for your market. Confirm each of those on inquiry before committing to a quantity or a date.
Certificates are available upon request. For customized equipment, ask which certificates apply to the customized model specifically, and allow time for any documentation that has to be prepared for your market. Lead time guidance listed for standard models runs up to one month in peak season and within fifteen working days in the off-season, but customized work should be quoted on its own terms, and you should get that quotation in writing before placing an order.
Related pages: Inquiry guide · How to choose · Aesthetic laser equipment