Yiwei
Heat Transfer Machinery
Heat transfer machines from Houjie, Dongguan — registry-matched, manufacturing and export in scope; registered April 2026, with headcount, premises and test reports as the open checks.
Heat presses built to spec, from a five-month-old company.
Heat Transfer Machines
The single product line on the application: 热转印机 — heat transfer machines, the heated-platen presses used to transfer sublimation, vinyl and pigment films onto garments, substrates and promotional goods. Platen size, temperature range, pressure system (manual, pneumatic or auto-open) and voltage are specified per order; send your substrate list and target throughput with the enquiry.
Printing-Equipment Manufacturing in Scope
The registered scope opens with 印刷专用设备制造 — manufacturing of printing-specific equipment — and the national industry code on the record is C3542, printing-equipment manufacturing. The trade is the registered trade, not a side line. What the record does not show is the workshop itself: see the premises note under Capabilities.
Films, Inks & Consumables (Sales Scope)
新型膜材料销售 (new film materials), 油墨销售 (inks, non-hazardous) and 3D打印服务 (3D printing services) sit in the registered scope as sales and service clauses. Consumables can be quoted alongside a machine; whether they are made in-house or sourced is a question to ask — the registry treats them as sales, not manufacturing.
What the registry confirms, and what stays open.
Manufacturing + Export in the Registered Scope
The corporate registry was read on 2026-09-04 (enterprise-data snapshot dated 2026-08-07): 印刷专用设备制造 (printing-equipment manufacturing) opens the scope and 货物进出口 (goods import/export) closes it. This company can, on paper, build the machine and title the export shipment itself.
Registered April 2026 — Five Months Old
Incorporated on 2026-04-01 with RMB 200,000 subscribed by two individual shareholders (75/25), paid-in capital not shown, subscription due by March 2031. This is a very young company; ask for shipped-order references, a video walkthrough of the workshop and a named electrical-safety test lab before the first order.
Headcount Unread — Stated 10–50
The application states 10–50 staff; the registry snapshot shows no social-insurance figure at all (too new for an annual report). Neither confirms nor contradicts the other. Request a payroll or insurance headcount in writing, or count heads on the walkthrough.
Premises: A Ground-Floor Unit on a Village Street
The registered address is Room 102, No. 1, Lane 1, Chiling Huanqu Road, Houjie — a ground-floor unit on a mixed residential-commercial street in Chiling village, not an industrial park. Small machine assembly does happen in such units in Dongguan; a full press line usually does not. Ask where machines are assembled and tested, and whether that site can be visited.
The Name on the Licence Has One More Word
The application reads 东莞亦威印刷有限公司; the registry reads 东莞亦威印刷机械有限公司 — “machinery” is on the licence and was dropped on the form. Same company, same credit code. Match by the 18-digit code, and note that Dongguan has several unrelated 新威 (Xinwei) printing companies that surface in name searches.
Certificates: Five Declared, None Sighted
ISO 9001, ISO 14001, SGS, CE and REACH were ticked on the application; no document was provided, so none is claimed here. For a company incorporated in April, quality-system certificates would be unusually fast — ask for certificate numbers and issuing bodies. For heat presses the papers that matter to a buyer are product-level: electrical-safety reports (LVD/EMC for CE, UL/ETL-type for North America) for the specific model and voltage.
What was checked — and what the check found.
The registry read is done and it supports the stamp: on 2026-09-04 the corporate record was read from a Chinese enterprise-data source (snapshot dated 2026-08-07). The company is active (存续), incorporated on 2026-04-01 as a limited company held by two individuals, with RMB 200,000 subscribed and no paid-in figure shown; the registered scope begins with printing-equipment manufacturing and ends with goods import/export; no litigation, penalty, abnormal-operation or enforcement record was visible on that snapshot. Three things stay open and are stated here rather than smoothed over: the company is five months old; the snapshot carries no headcount against the stated 10–50; and the registered address is a ground-floor unit on a village street rather than a factory building. Five certificates were declared and none was sighted, so this page claims none — and for a heat press the useful paper is a model-specific electrical-safety report, not a management-system certificate. What would close the file: a workshop walkthrough, a headcount in writing, and test reports for the models you intend to buy.
A young machine builder, read off the record.
Yiwei Heat Transfer Machinery is the working name of Dongguan Yiwei Printing Machinery Co., Ltd. (东莞亦威印刷机械有限公司), a heat-transfer-machine builder registered on 2026-04-01 in Houjie, Dongguan — registration read against the corporate registry in September 2026. The registered scope puts printing-equipment manufacturing first and goods import/export last, so the company can, on paper, both build the press and export it in its own name.
The commercial posture is small-order: MOQ 3 units, sampling 7 days, production 25–30 days (stated; the application gives numbers without units, read here as pieces and calendar days pending confirmation). Target markets span the US, Canada, the UK, Germany, France, Australia, Japan and Korea (stated), to wholesale, brand, OEM/ODM and project buyers. Every one of those markets has an electrical-safety regime for heated equipment, and the application declares CE among five certificates — all unsighted.
Read the record as it is: a five-month-old company with a stated 10–50 staff, no headcount on the registry yet, RMB 200,000 subscribed, and a registered address that is a ground-floor unit on a mixed-use village street in Chiling. None of this disqualifies a small machine builder in Dongguan; all of it belongs in the first conversation. Contact routes through ChinaMakersHub; direct details are exchanged after first inquiry.
Five months in, on the record.
Registered in Houjie, Dongguan
The company is incorporated on 2026-04-01 with printing-equipment manufacturing and goods import/export in scope, RMB 200,000 subscribed by two individual shareholders. Confirmed on the corporate registry.
Application to ChinaMakersHub
Five months after incorporation the company applies with one product line — heat transfer machines — MOQ 3 units, eight target markets, and five declared certificates (none provided).
Registry read — stamp supported
On 2026-09-04 ChinaMakersHub read the corporate record: active status, manufacturing and import/export clauses present, no adverse record on the snapshot. Open and stated: headcount, the assembly site behind a village-street address, and product-level test reports.
What would close the file
A workshop walkthrough on video, a headcount in writing, certificate numbers for anything declared, and an electrical-safety test report for each model and voltage a buyer intends to import.
Where these presses go to work.
Garment Decorators & Print Shops
Flat-platen presses for T-shirts, hoodies and bags — specify platen size, max temperature and whether you need auto-open; MOQ 3 suits a shop outfitting one bench.
Promotional-Goods Producers
Mug, cap and plate attachments and multi-function presses — ask which attachments are made in-house and which are sourced.
US & Canadian Importers
Heated equipment needs a recognised electrical-safety mark at retail and often for insurance — ask for the test report and the lab name before the sample ships.
EU & UK Buyers
CE was declared but not sighted — request the LVD/EMC test reports and the Declaration of Conformity for the exact model; UKCA or CE-recognition for the UK.
Japanese & Korean Distributors
Confirm 100 V / 220 V build variants and plug standards at quotation, plus manuals in the destination language.
Trial Orders
A three-unit first order with a video walkthrough and a test report in hand — the open checks are listed above.
Sourcing guides for this category
The 27-Point China Factory Audit Checklist
What Documents to Request From a Chinese Supplier Before Your First Order
How to Request a Sample from a Chinese Factory (Without Getting Burned)
Product Inspection in China Before Shipment: A Buyer's Guide
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Yiwei Heat Transfer Machinery make?
Heat transfer machines — the heated-platen presses used to transfer sublimation, vinyl and pigment films onto garments and substrates — from Houjie, Dongguan. It is the one product line on the application, and printing-equipment manufacturing is the first clause of the registered scope.
Is this a factory or a trading company?
The registry says manufacturer: 印刷专用设备制造 (printing-equipment manufacturing) is in scope and the industry code is C3542. What the registry cannot show is the workshop: the registered address is a ground-floor unit on a mixed-use village street in Chiling, not an industrial building. Ask where machines are assembled and tested, and whether that site can be visited or walked on video.
Can it export in its own name?
On paper, yes: 货物进出口 (goods import/export) is in the registered scope. Confirm at quotation that the export declaration and commercial invoice will carry this company’s name.
What are the MOQ, sampling and production lead times?
The company’s stated terms: MOQ 3, sampling 7, production 25–30. The application gives numbers without units; this page reads them as units and calendar days and marks them unconfirmed. Confirm current terms through ChinaMakersHub with your model and voltage.
Which certificates does it hold?
None that ChinaMakersHub has seen. ISO 9001, ISO 14001, SGS, CE and REACH were ticked on the application without documents, so this page claims none of them. For a company incorporated in April 2026, management-system certificates would be unusually fast — ask for certificate numbers and the issuing body. For a heat press the document a buyer actually needs is a model-specific electrical-safety test report (LVD/EMC for CE; a recognised lab report for North America).
What did the ChinaMakersHub registry check find?
Run on 2026-09-04 against a Chinese enterprise-data snapshot dated 2026-08-07: the company is active (存续), registered 2026-04-01 in Houjie, Dongguan; the 18-digit credit code passes the national check-digit rule with a 441900 prefix matching Dongguan; the scope includes printing-equipment manufacturing, machinery sales and R&D, film and ink sales, 3D printing services and goods import/export; capital is RMB 200,000 subscribed by two individual shareholders with no paid-in figure shown; no headcount, litigation, penalty or abnormal-operation record was visible. Also noted: the registered name carries the word 机械 (machinery) that the application omitted — same company, same code.
Why list a company that is only five months old?
Because the registry supports what the page says, and the page says the rest. Manufacturing and export are in scope and the record is clean — that is what the stamp certifies. Age, headcount and premises are stated in the first screen, no certificate is claimed without paper, and the three documents that would move the file are named. A buyer who engages with those in hand is dealing with a known quantity; the listing will be updated as they arrive.
Talk to Yiwei Heat Transfer Machinery directly.
Send your substrate list, platen size, voltage and destination market — the team will come back with a model proposal and lead time. Ask for the assembly-site walkthrough and the electrical-safety report for that model in the same message. ChinaMakersHub will route the request.