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Laser Cutter

We use automated CNC laser cutting equipment. Whether it's cold-rolled steel, stainless steel, or aluminum, it delivers high-precision cuts in seconds. Compared to traditional punching or flame cutting, laser cutting produces smoother edges, tighter tolerances, and no burrs - which means no secondary finishing. This is critical for our outdoor stove bodies and load-bearing structures: smaller errors make welding and assembly easier, and the final product more reliable.

Laser Tube Cutter

This machine is purpose-built for tube cutting. Round tubes, square tubes, rectangular tubes, and even some custom profiles - it cuts and pierces holes in one pass. No secondary drilling or manual touch-up needed. The cut surface is clean, the angles are precise, and the parts are ready

Bending Machine

we use it to turn flat steel and aluminum sheets into structural parts with clean angles and edges - such as stove body side panels, trolley chassis frames, and bracket corners. Bending may look simple, but it takes precision and experience: over-bend and the metal cracks, under-bend and it springs back, and any angle error will throw off welding and assembly later.

Automatic Bending Center

it is now the core of our sheet metal forming process. Simply load the cut sheet - the machine automatically clamps, positions, calculates the bending sequence and springback compensation, and completes multiple bends in one cycle.you can watch it run fully automatically.

Press Machine

This is especially important for our outdoor trolleys, stove brackets, and storage racks. These products often require large quantities of identical structural parts - like trolley side panels, stove base shells, and rack connectors. Cutting them one by one with a laser would be slow and costly; stamping them in bulk with a press machine is faster and more consistent.

Punching Machine

The air intake holes of the fire bowl, the weight-reduction holes on the trolley chassis, the fixing slots on the wind barrier and the ventilation holes - these are numerous, densely distributed and highly repetitive parts. We have specially entrusted the punching machine to handle them.

Laser welding machine

Laser welding delivers highly concentrated energy ：narrow weld bead, small heat-affected zone. We now use laser welding mainly for: stove body panel seams, trolley main frame lap joints, and dissimilar metal connections between stainless steel and cold-rolled steel.

CO₂ welding

For thick plates, large frames, the main beams of outdoor carts, the load-bearing bases of stoves, and the floor supports of wind barriers, we use carbon dioxide shielded welding. It is strong, deep and fast. Laser welding has narrow weld seams and low heat input, which are advantages and can be used on cold-rolled steel thicker than 2.5mm or thick-walled square tubes.

Grinding Machine

We use industrial-grade grinding machines, which are equipped with different grit sizes of sand belts or sand wheels. The coarse grinding is used to smooth out weld beads and remove splashes; the fine grinding is used for wire drawing or to create uniform metal textures.

Prototype room

The prototype room: where every new product takes its first breath,This room isn't big, and the equipment is fairly basic-a small laser cutter, a manual press brake, a compact welding station, and a few sets of grinding and hand tools. But to us, it's the most important place in the entire company.

Powder coating line

We use electrostatic powder coating. Here's how it works: powder is electrostatically charged and sprayed onto the metal surface, then the part goes through a curing oven where the powder melts and fuses into a dense, uniform film. This isn't ordinary paint - it's thicker, harder, more scratch-resistant, and contains no solvents, making it more environmentally friendly.

Accessory packaging line

We've also tested our packaging materials repeatedly. Small hardware like screws and washers go into resealable plastic bags with a label. Easily scratched parts get separated with foam or bubble wrap. Multiple small bags are consolidated into one accessory box with internal dividers. Finally, each packed box goes onto a scale - if the weight is off, something is missing or extra, and the box is opened immediately for recheck.

Product packaging line

We custom‑design cushioning solutions for different product shapes and vulnerable areas - EPE foam, corrugated dividers, edge protectors. The glass window and hinge areas on stove bodies get extra padding. Trolley wheels are removed, individually wrapped, and then placed into the carton to prevent damage during transit.

Stove head testing assembly line

This test line has one job: to verify that every single gas burner is safe and reliable. We break it into two core procedures - leak testing and fire testing.