JAFITA
JAFITA — OEM & Custom Manufacturing
CNC machining of elevator components used in JAFITA OEM production
Manufacture
JAFITA showroom where OEM product platforms are reviewed with partners
Platform
Finished elevator landing doors representing the product behind a private-label program
Product

01 · OEM & Custom Manufacturing

Elevator Supply Built Around Your Product and Market

JAFITA’s OEM capability is rooted in freight elevator manufacturing. Over years of production and cooperation with elevator companies, we have developed practical experience in working to defined specifications, coordinating components, managing customized configurations and maintaining consistency across repeat orders.

Today, this experience supports elevator companies, distributors, contractors and project buyers looking for OEM, private-label and project-specific elevator solutions from China. Our company materials identify freight elevator manufacturing as a core strength and document long-term OEM cooperation with established international elevator companies.

  • OEM
  • Private-label
  • Project-specific

02 · More Than Putting a Logo on an Elevator

OEM Starts with the Product Specification

Private-label supply is often presented as a branding exercise. For elevators, it is much more technical. Before branding, the equipment itself must be clearly defined.

  • Product category
  • Rated load and speed
  • Travel height and stops
  • Entrance arrangement
  • Hoistway conditions
  • Drive and door systems
  • Controller and safety
  • Cabin specification
  • Electrical requirements
  • Destination market

Only after the technical platform is confirmed should branding, finishes, packaging and documentation be finalized. JAFITA approaches OEM projects as product-development and supply projects, not simply label replacement.

Technical drawings used to confirm an OEM elevator platform before branding
Define the platform before the brand appears on it
Freight-elevator workshop where car structure, frame and door systems are coordinated
Freight manufacturing as the OEM foundation

03 · Built on Freight Elevator OEM Experience

Manufacturing Experience Behind the Service

Freight elevators became an important manufacturing foundation in JAFITA’s development. Producing this type of equipment requires close coordination between rated load, car structure, car frame, platform, door system, loading conditions, traction system, controller and safety components.

This experience enabled JAFITA to provide OEM services to other elevator companies and develop long-term industry relationships. Those projects also helped strengthen:

  • Specification Control

    Keeping the manufactured product aligned with the approved technical configuration.

  • Component Coordination

    Ensuring major systems are selected and integrated according to the agreed product platform.

  • Production Communication

    Maintaining a clear link between customer requirements and manufacturing.

  • Repeat-Order Consistency

    Using confirmed configurations as the basis for subsequent orders where applicable.

  • Supply-Chain Management

    Coordinating different suppliers and manufacturing resources around the finished product.

04 · OEM Solutions for Different Buyers

OEM Solutions for Different Buyers

OEM programs can be shaped around the buyer’s role — a product range, an extra category, a project configuration or a regional brand — rather than a single catalogue offer.

Distributor reviewing a landing during a product-range visit

Elevator Distributors

For distributors that want to build or expand a product range under their own commercial identity. Programs can be developed around target applications, local market positioning and recurring purchasing requirements.

Passenger cabin representing an extra product category for an elevator company

Elevator Companies

For companies that need additional product categories, customized equipment or manufacturing capacity outside their existing range.

Construction site where a contractor or EPC company needs a project-specific configuration

Contractors & EPC Companies

For projects requiring specific technical configurations, finishes, documentation or product identification.

Regional brand customer using a passenger elevator in a commercial building

Regional Elevator Brands

For brands looking to develop complete elevator products without establishing a manufacturing platform for every product category.

Commercial lobby elevator representing a larger project with an approved specification

Project Buyers

For larger projects requiring customized configuration or coordinated production according to an approved specification.

05 · What Can Be Customized?

Configuration, Cabin, Fixtures and Identification

The exact customization scope depends on the selected product platform, quantity and technical requirements. Available options are reviewed against technical feasibility — not selected from a finish catalogue alone.

Elevator bank whose load, speed, doors and entrances must be confirmed as a configuration
Product configuration before cabin finishes

Product Configuration

  • Rated load
  • Rated speed
  • Car dimensions
  • Door dimensions
  • Entrance arrangement
  • Drive configuration
  • Control functions
  • Operating modes
  • Electrical configuration

Cabin Design

  • Wall materials
  • Ceiling
  • Flooring
  • Handrails
  • Lighting
  • Mirrors
  • Car-door finish
  • Decorative elements

Operating Fixtures

  • COP design
  • LOP design
  • Display style
  • Button configuration
  • Branding
  • Language

Product Identification

  • Brand name
  • Product nameplate
  • Equipment labels
  • Packaging identification
  • Documentation branding

Branding is confirmed after the technical platform — not instead of it.

Passengers using a cabin whose operating fixtures and identification can carry a private-label identity
Fixtures and identification follow the approved platform
Retail concourse where a private-label elevator brand is seen by the end customer
OEM

Your brand in the market. A defined product behind it.

06 · Private-Label Supply

Your Brand in the Market. A Defined Product Behind It.

For distributors and regional elevator companies, a successful private-label program needs consistency. Customers should be able to reorder the same product configuration without redefining the equipment every time.

For repeat cooperation, key information can be organized around an approved configuration:

  • Product series
  • Main technical parameters
  • Major component configuration
  • Cabin specification
  • Door configuration
  • COP and LOP
  • Finish selections
  • Branding requirements
  • Packaging marks
  • Documentation requirements

This creates a clearer reference for future quotations and repeat orders.

07 · Multi-Category OEM Supply

Your Product Portfolio Does Not Have to Stop at One Elevator Type

Public atrium with escalators representing a wider passenger-mobility range beyond freight elevators
Commercial elevators, escalators, villa elevators and freight elevators

JAFITA’s business has expanded beyond freight elevators into a wider range of elevator and passenger-mobility products. Company materials describe current business across commercial elevators, escalators, villa elevators and freight elevators.

This can be useful for distributors that want a broader range without managing an independent factory relationship for every category.

  • Passenger elevators
  • Freight elevators
  • Heavy-duty elevators
  • Hospital elevators
  • Home elevators
  • Dumbwaiters
  • Escalators
  • Moving walks
  • Related elevator components
Building site whose hoistway or loading conditions may require a non-standard elevator solution
The building can force a non-standard solution

08 · Custom Manufacturing for Project Requirements

When a Standard Configuration Is Not Enough

Not every customization project is an OEM program. Sometimes the building itself requires a non-standard solution. These requirements must be reviewed technically before a solution is confirmed.

  • Restricted hoistway dimensions
  • Special car dimensions
  • Higher load requirements
  • Wide door openings
  • Through-car entrances
  • Unusual entrance arrangements
  • Industrial loading conditions
  • Specific cabin finishes
  • Particular operating functions

We do not treat customization as simply selecting options from a finish catalogue. A change to the car size, door arrangement or rated load may affect several parts of the elevator system.

Complete elevator units showing traction, doors and structure as one coordinated system
A coherent system — not a collection of preferred brand names

09 · Component Selection for OEM Projects

The Product Is Defined by More Than Its Exterior

Two elevators with similar cabins can perform very differently depending on the major components behind them. Component requirements can be discussed during technical confirmation where the project calls for a specific configuration.

  • Traction machine
  • Controller and inverter
  • Door operator
  • Landing-door system
  • Guide and suspension
  • COP, LOP and displays
  • Safety components
Laser cutting of structural parts that sit behind the finished cabin
Structure
Production team coordinating major elevator components for an OEM configuration
Integration
Technical meeting used to take an OEM enquiry from market definition to approved product
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From OEM enquiry to approved product

10 · From OEM Enquiry to Approved Product

From OEM Enquiry to Approved Product

  1. 01 · Define the market or project

    Tell us where the product will be sold or installed and who the intended customer is.

  2. 02 · Define the elevator

    Confirm the product category, main performance requirements and building conditions.

  3. 03 · Review the manufacturing route

    We evaluate suitable manufacturing resources and product platforms according to the requirement.

  4. 04 · Confirm technical configuration

    Major parameters, components, entrances, finishes and electrical requirements are clarified.

  5. 05 · Confirm branding

    Branding, nameplates, operating fixtures, labels and packaging requirements are defined.

  6. 06 · Confirm documentation

    The required technical and commercial documents are agreed according to the supply scope.

  7. 07 · Production & supply

    The approved specification becomes the reference for manufacturing and order coordination.

11 · International OEM Supply

Build the Product Around the Destination Market

JAFITA has been developing its international elevator business since 2008. For overseas OEM programs, the destination market should be identified early because it may affect the technical and commercial package.

  • Technical requirements
  • Electrical configuration
  • Voltage and frequency
  • Product labeling
  • Language
  • Documentation
  • Packaging
  • Shipping requirements

Where specific certification is required, the applicable scope should be confirmed for the selected product before the order is finalized. A company qualification or an existing product certificate should never be assumed to apply automatically to every customized configuration.

Overseas city representing a destination market that must be confirmed before OEM certification claims
Destination market first — then the certificate scope

12 · OEM for Repeat Business

Designed for More Than One Order

Logistics yard representing repeat OEM shipments after the first approved configuration
Subsequent orders can reference an established configuration

For distributors and elevator companies, the real value of OEM cooperation usually appears after the first project. Once a product has been technically confirmed, subsequent requirements can reference an established configuration rather than starting again from zero.

This is why we place importance on keeping technical information clear from the beginning.

  • Additional units
  • New projects on the same platform
  • Different cabin finishes
  • Load or speed variants
  • Spare-parts packages
  • Replacement components
  • Updated documentation
Landing equipment whose replacement parts are sourced from original model and drawing records
Identify the equipment before ordering a replacement

13 · Supporting Components and Spare Parts

Think Beyond Initial Delivery

OEM buyers should also consider how the equipment will be supported after installation. Depending on the project, recommended spare parts can be discussed together with the original equipment.

For future component requirements, clear equipment identification helps make replacement sourcing more efficient. Useful records include:

  • Equipment model
  • Product series
  • Major component models
  • Electrical parameters
  • Original part numbers
  • Approved drawings

This reduces reliance on photographs alone when equipment requires maintenance years later.

14 · Why Work with JAFITA for OEM Supply?

Why Work with JAFITA for OEM Supply?

Manufacturing Background

Our OEM service is supported by practical freight-elevator production experience rather than being based only on trading activity.

Industry Resources

Long-term cooperation has expanded our access to different manufacturing resources and elevator technologies.

Multi-Category Capability

Different elevator categories can be discussed within one supplier relationship.

Technical-First Development

The equipment specification is defined before branding becomes the focus.

International Experience

Export business since 2008 supports communication, documentation and supply coordination for overseas buyers.

Long-Term Cooperation

OEM programs can be structured around repeat configurations rather than isolated one-time orders.

International airport gateway representing the start of an overseas OEM supply discussion

15 · Start Your OEM Project

You Do Not Need a Finished Specification to Begin the Discussion

If you already have a product that you want us to evaluate, send the technical specification rather than only a product photograph. Our team will review the requirement and help determine the appropriate next step.

  • Your market
  • Product category
  • Expected quantity
  • Target rated load and speed
  • Branding requirements
  • Any existing specification or drawing