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Kiosk Manufacturer in China: Source Self-Service Kiosks Direct From a Shenzhen Factory

MHY designs and builds self-order, self-checkout, payment and check-in kiosks, passport readers, POS terminals, industrial panel PCs and digital signage at its own 4,000 m² Shenzhen base — for brands, integrators and distributors who want factory pricing and direct access to the engineers.

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Why Shenzhen

Why Buyers Source Kiosks From China

Shenzhen sits at the center of the electronics supply chain: touch panels, LCD modules, thermal printers, scanners, boards, metal and plastic enclosure suppliers are all within a short distance of the assembly line. For a kiosk — a product that combines a display, a computer, several peripherals and a custom cabinet — that proximity shortens prototype cycles and makes module changes cheap to test.

A direct manufacturer also removes layers from the quotation. You talk to the team that draws the enclosure, selects the modules and runs the production line, so questions about cabinet depth, printer placement, SDK support or certification are answered once instead of being relayed.

  • ✓500+ standard models as a proven starting point
  • ✓In-house ID, mechanical, electronic and software engineers
  • ✓Windows, Android and Linux platforms with SDK/API support
  • ✓Exporting to 100+ countries with export packaging and documents
Self-service kiosk assembly line at the MHY factory in Shenzhen, China
Due Diligence

How to Check a Kiosk Manufacturer in China Before You Order

Whichever supplier you shortlist, these checks separate a real manufacturer from a reseller and a good sample from a good production run.

  • ✓Ask who engineers the product. A factory can show its industrial-design, mechanical and software team and answer cabinet and SDK questions directly.
  • ✓Request certificates for the exact model. Fitted modules such as a printer, radio or payment reader can change the documentation set, so a generic certificate is not enough.
  • ✓Order a sample first. Let your software team test integration and your operations team test ergonomics before tooling or volume is committed.
  • ✓Get SDKs and interface documents before you buy. Confirm supported operating systems for every peripheral and ask for sample code.
  • ✓Clarify warranty, spares and support. Ask how replacement modules, firmware files and remote troubleshooting are handled after delivery.
  • ✓Write the quote line by line. Compare screen, touch type, modules, OS, packaging, Incoterm and lead time — not just the unit price. See our kiosk cost guide.
Terms at a Glance

MOQ, Lead Time, Payment and Shipping

ItemTypical terms
SamplesSingle-unit samples accepted; standard configured samples typically ship in 3–7 days
MOQLogo, color, module and software changes at small quantities; new enclosure tooling most economical from about 50 units per model
Bulk lead time15–30 days for standard orders; 35–60 days for fully custom OEM enclosures
PaymentSamples by T/T, PayPal or trade-assurance platforms; volume orders typically 30% deposit and balance before shipment; L/C at sight for large projects
ShippingSea (LCL/FCL), air or express courier (DHL, FedEx, UPS); EXW, FOB, CIF or DDP quoted
CertificationCE, FCC, RoHS; ISO 9001 factory; IP65 front panel on industrial models; target-market testing can be coordinated for OEM projects
WarrantyManufacturer warranty on materials and workmanship; optional extended warranty up to 3 years on qualifying models and projects
QuotationEngineering-reviewed reply within 24 hours

Terms are typical and confirmed on your proforma invoice. More detail on the FAQ page and in our guide to importing self-service kiosks from China.

Process

From Enquiry to Delivery

1

Brief

Send use case, modules, OS, quantity, destination and timeline.

2

Proposal

Engineering recommendation, feasibility and indicative pricing within 24 hours.

3

Sample

Standard or lightly configured sample for software and ergonomic testing.

4

Customize

Enclosure, branding, modules and image confirmed; prototype and pilot run if tooling is needed.

5

Production

Assembly, burn-in and line QC on the mass-production run.

6

Ship

Export packaging, documents and your chosen Incoterm, with remote support after delivery.

FAQ

Sourcing From China: Common Questions

Is MHY a factory or a trading company?
MHY (Shenzhen Minghongyu Technology Co., Ltd.) is a manufacturer. Industrial design, mechanical and electronic engineering, software, assembly and quality control are done at its own 4,000 sqm Shenzhen base, which is why engineers can answer customization questions directly and quote tooling, modules and lead time in one reply.
What is the minimum order quantity for a custom kiosk?
Single-unit samples are accepted for evaluation. Logo, color, module and software configuration can be customized at small quantities, while new enclosure tooling is most cost-effective from around 50 units per model. After reviewing your specification we propose the most economical route: standard, lightly customized or fully custom.
How long do samples and bulk orders take?
Standard configured samples typically ship within 3–7 days and bulk standard orders within 15–30 days, depending on quantity and module availability. Fully custom OEM enclosure projects usually take 35–60 days including design confirmation, prototype, pilot run and mass production.
Which certifications and shipping terms are available?
Standard products are CE, FCC and RoHS compliant and the factory operates under ISO 9001; industrial models offer IP65 front-panel protection. MHY ships worldwide by sea, air or express courier and can quote EXW, FOB, CIF or DDP. Ask for the current certificates for the exact model you need, because fitted modules can affect the documentation set.

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Tell us your use case, quantity and target market — get an engineering recommendation and quote within 24 hours.

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