A 60-day delay doesn't just push delivery — it kills your selling season. By the time cookers arrive, your buyers have bought from someone else, and your cash has been locked for months.
Factories often promise 30 days, then put your order behind bigger clients or run out of key components. What protects the date is simple: a lead time both sides treat as binding, a confirmed capacity slot so the order is never bumped, milestones with photo proof from PCB to final QC, and key parts like the IGBT and glass in stock before production starts. A pre-shipment inspection before loading closes the loop.
Schedule without teeth is just a wish. Ask how the line is booked before you place the order.
Worried about late shipments on big orders?
Tell us your target volume and delivery window — we'll confirm a locked production slot, milestone schedule and penalty clause before you commit.
