Huamei Metal Crafts
Custom keychains, fridge magnets, badges, medals and metal ornaments — from a newly registered maker in Shenzhen’s Futian district. The registry confirms an active company with craft manufacturing and metal-product sales squarely in scope. No import-export clause is registered, no insured staff reported, no product samples or certifications sighted — a disclosure-first listing.
Product categories described by the submitter, no samples or specifications sighted.
Custom Keychains
Metal keychains in various shapes and finishes — die-cast zinc alloy, stamped iron or brass, with soft-enamel fill, hard-enamel fill, printed decals or plated finishes. Used as corporate giveaways, souvenir items and promotional merchandise. No samples or specifications were provided.
Fridge Magnets
Decorative metal fridge magnets for tourism souvenirs, brand promotion and gift retail. Typically die-cast or stamped with enamel or epoxy coating. A common low-MOQ entry point for overseas souvenir shops and tourism boards. No samples sighted.
Badges and Lapel Pins
Custom badges and lapel pins for corporate identity, events, clubs and government use. Soft-enamel and hard-enamel are the two main processes; hard enamel (cloisonné) gives a smoother, more durable surface at a higher unit cost. No finished examples were shown.
Medals and Challenge Coins
Award medals for sports events, academic ceremonies and military/organisation challenge coins. Typically zinc-alloy die-cast with antique-finish plating (gold, silver, bronze, black nickel) and ribbon or lanyard attachment. No samples or event references were provided.
Other Metal Ornaments
The registered scope covers “craft and ceremonial articles” broadly: bottle openers, bookmarks, money clips, cufflinks, tie clips, dog tags and similar small metal items fall within this category. The submitter listed “metal ornaments” without further specification.
What the registry confirms, and what stays open.
Registry Read Done
The company registry was read on 2026-09-29: 华镁金属工艺品（深圳）有限公司, credit code 91440300MAED55X05Q (check digit passes, 440300 = Shenzhen), registered 2025-03-04, status active, a solely-owned limited-liability company. Registered capital RMB 1,000,000; no paid-in capital or annual report on file (the company is less than two years old). The scope covers craft-and-ceremonial-article manufacturing and sales, metal-product sales, hardware wholesale, plastic-product and mould sales, and internet sales.
Manufacturing Clause Confirmed
The registered scope explicitly includes “工艺美术品及礼仪用品制造” (craft and ceremonial article manufacturing), confirming that production — not just trading — is within scope. Whether the company operates its own production floor, outsources to a nearby plant or both is not confirmed from the registry alone.
No Import-Export Clause
The scope does not include any import-export clause. For direct export, the company would need to either add an import-export licence to its scope, or ship through a trading company or freight agent with export credentials. This is a one-time registration step, not a structural barrier.
Zero Insured Staff
No employees are reported on social insurance. For a company registered in March 2025, this may mean it is still in the founding stage, operates with the owner alone, or uses informal labour arrangements. Ask about factory size, headcount and production capacity directly.
Registered as Retail, Operates as Manufacturing
The registered industry code is “零售业” (retail), while the scope includes manufacturing. This is common for small companies that register under the broadest revenue-dominant code. It does not prevent them from manufacturing; the scope clause is what counts.
One Warning on File
The registry shows one alert: an address change. No lawsuits, no penalties, no overdue annual reports. For a company this young, the absence of negative records is expected rather than reassuring.
What was checked — and what the check found.
The registry facts on this page — status, type, capital, insured staff, address, scope wording and the risk record counts — come from a first-hand registry read by CMH on 2026-09-29; the credit code’s check digit was recomputed by CMH. No catalogue, specification, photo, certificate, test report, trademark or patent document has been supplied or sighted, and the premises have not been visited by CMH. This page is updated when documents arrive.
A newly registered metal-crafts maker in Shenzhen, read off its registry record and the submitter’s description.
Huamei Metal Crafts is 华镁金属工艺品（深圳）有限公司, registered in Futian, Shenzhen on 4 March 2025. A first-hand registry read on 2026-09-29 confirms active (存续) status, a scope that includes craft-and-ceremonial-article manufacturing and sales, metal-product sales, hardware wholesale, plastic-product and mould sales, and internet sales. Registered capital is RMB 1,000,000 with no paid-in record; zero employees are reported on social insurance.
The company is a solely-owned limited-liability company (有限责任公司（自然人独资）), registered under the retail industry code. Its scope explicitly covers manufacturing, which is what matters for production — the industry code is a revenue classification. The submitter described keychains, fridge magnets, badges, medals and metal ornaments as the product range; no catalogue, specification or product sample has been supplied.
Three things are open. Import-export: the scope does not include any import-export clause. Products: no samples, specifications or test reports have been supplied. Staff: zero insured employees, which may mean a founding-stage company or informal arrangements. Ask about all three before relying on this listing.
Registered in March 2025, a one-year operating history.
Company registered
华镁金属工艺品（深圳）有限公司 registered on 4 March 2025 as a solely-owned limited-liability company with craft-and-ceremonial-article manufacturing, metal-product sales and hardware wholesale in scope (registry).
Latest registry approval
Most recent registry change approved on 16 October 2025; the record shows a registered-address change (registry).
Registry check · joins CMH
Listed from a first-hand registry check on 2026-09-29; import-export clause, product samples and certifications remain open.
Who buys custom metal promotional products and ornaments.
Promotional Product Distributors
Distributors and ad-speciality companies sourcing branded keychains, pins and badges for corporate clients. The main channel for custom metal gifts worldwide.
Tourism and Souvenir Buyers
Tour operators, museum shops and destination-marketing organisations ordering city-branded fridge magnets, keychains and collectible pins.
Event and Sports Organisers
Organisers of marathons, trade shows, conferences and school competitions buying finisher medals, participation pins and commemorative coins.
Military, Government and Club Buyers
Units, departments and membership organisations ordering challenge coins, rank insignia and membership badges.
Brand Merchandise Managers
In-house marketing teams or merchandise licensees sourcing branded metal accessories (pins, clips, openers) for fan shops or employee programmes.
Small Online Sellers
Etsy, Shopify and Amazon sellers creating and selling custom enamel-pin and keychain designs in small batches (low MOQ is the key requirement).
Sourcing guides for this category
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does the company have its own factory?
The registry confirms a manufacturing clause in the scope, but zero insured staff suggests either a very small or newly set-up operation. Ask for the factory address (if different from the registered office in Futian), floor photos and current headcount.
Can the company export directly?
Not at present — the scope does not include import-export. The company would need to add this clause (a standard registration step) or ship through a trading agent. Ask which arrangement they plan to use and who the exporter of record would be.
What materials are used?
Common materials for this product category are zinc alloy (die-cast), iron (stamped), brass, copper and stainless steel, with finishes including soft enamel, hard enamel, offset printing, screen printing and various platings (gold, silver, nickel, black nickel, antique bronze). Ask the company which materials and processes they handle in-house.
Are the products safe for children?
Small metal items and fridge magnets with detachable magnets can pose choking and ingestion hazards. If selling in the US, products designed for or marketed to children under 12 must meet CPSIA lead and phthalate limits and carry a Children’s Product Certificate. In the EU, EN 71 applies if the item is classified as a toy. Ask for test reports from a recognised lab.
Do I need to worry about nickel in keychains and pins?
In the EU, REACH Annex XVII Entry 27 limits nickel release to ≤0.5 µg/cm²/week for items in prolonged skin contact. Keychains, pins and badges are in scope. Ask for an EN 1811 test report.
Talk to Huamei Metal Crafts directly.
Send the product type you need (keychains, badges, medals, fridge magnets or other metal ornaments), your design file or reference image, the material (zinc alloy, iron, copper, stainless steel), the finish (soft enamel, hard enamel, printed, plated), your quantity and your target market. Ask for product samples, material test reports and any export documentation — none is on file here yet.