Buyer guide

Private Label 18 Inch Stand Fan: MOQ, Lead Time and Certifications

Private-label 18 inch stand fans from WINDFEEL, Foshan. MOQ 500, lead time 35-45 days, CE/CB/RoHS/BSCI/ISO. OEM/ODM buyer checklist.

Launching a private-label 18 inch stand fan is one of the most common OEM briefs Chinese factories receive. This guide is a buyer checklist for importers and brand owners working with Foshan Windfeel Electrical Appliances Co., Ltd. (brands WINDFEEL, ANDYNUI, KAIDIFAN). It focuses on MOQ, lead time and certifications — not on invented wattages or retail prices.

For the commercial framework that sits behind every SKU, read /oem-odm/. For the stand fan catalog, start at /products/stand-fans/.

Who this guide is for

• Importers building a house brand around an 18 inch pedestal / stand platform
• Retailers that need documented CE / CB / RoHS (and often BSCI) before listing
• Distributors comparing Foshan OEM factories on capacity and terms

If you need a different diameter, the same process applies; only the product links change.

What private label / OEM means at WINDFEEL

Private label means the fan ships under your brand identity. OEM/ODM is how we manufacture it in Foshan. You can also go to market under WINDFEEL, ANDYNUI or KAIDIFAN when that fits the channel.

Customization typically includes colorway, logo, nameplate and carton artwork. Construction options depend on the chosen platform (for example blade type or motor family where available). We do not publish universal sample-day or warranty-year promises here; those are available on request once volume and market are clear.

Spec checklist (use live PDP data)

When you brief an 18 inch stand fan, lock these fields against a live product page — do not copy unverified numbers from old catalogs:

• Blade size (18 inch) and blade material/count as listed on the PDP
• Voltage and frequency for the destination market
• Power / speed steps as published for that model
• Control type (mechanical, remote) if required
• Base style (cross base, etc.) when relevant to your channel
• Packaging language and regulatory marks

Examples of current 18 inch-related stand pages on the new site (verify on publish):

• /products/stand-fans/africa-cross-base-18-inch-stand-fan/
• /products/stand-fans/18-inch-industrial-120v-standing-fan/
• /products/stand-fans/18-inch-3-in-1-oscillating-metal-blade-pedestal-fan/
• /products/stand-fans/windfeel-18-inch-stand-fan-5-blade/

If several 18 inch URLs look similar, use the cannibalization matrix so titles/H1s stay differentiated.

MOQ, lead time and capacity

Address: Room A, Unit 301, Building 3, No. 54 Industrial Avenue, Danzao Town, Nanhai District, Foshan City, Guangdong, China.

Certifications buyers usually ask for

WINDFEEL holds CE, CB, RoHS, BSCI, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001. For Europe-bound cartons, ask early about packaging aligned with EU PPWR (Regulation (EU) 2025/40) — see /resources/eu-ppwr-packaging-for-fan-exporters/. Social-compliance buyers should also read /resources/bsci-certified-fan-factory/.

Never assume a certificate covers every 18 inch variant; request the file set for the approved golden sample.

How to brief WINDFEEL

Send Andy@windfeel.cn or +86 135 2898 3398 (or /contact/):

1. Destination markets and voltage
2. Target annual quantity and first PO quantity (remember MOQ 500)
3. Brand assets (logo, Pantone, carton claims)
4. Must-have certificates and any retailer COP templates
5. Preferred reference model from /products/stand-fans/

We will map the brief to OEM or ODM scope on /oem-odm/. Plant context: /factory/.

Avoiding SEO and sales confusion with category pages

This guide’s H1 stays educational (“Private Label 18 Inch Stand Fan: MOQ, Lead Time and Certifications”). The manufacturer keyword titles belong on /products/stand-fans/, not here. That split helps buyers and search engines tell a checklist article from a catalog hub.

Cost drivers you can discuss without public price lists

WINDFEEL does not publish list prices on this guide. In RFQs, expect cost to move with: motor family, blade tooling, remote vs mechanical control, carton printing colors, destination voltage, and certificate scope. Ask for a quotation against a named reference PDP so both sides talk about the same BOM.

Because MOQ is 500, first-purchase planning should include sell-through assumptions for that quantity. If you need a smaller pilot, ask whether a trial arrangement is available on request — do not assume a published sub-MOQ policy.

Quality and packaging hold points

Agree written hold points before mass production: golden sample sign-off, carton print proof, and certificate set attached to the PO. For EU destinations, route packaging questions through the PPWR checklist so artwork does not lag behind the 35–45 day bulk window. Factory quality context lives on /factory/; OEM process steps on /oem-odm/.

Private-label programs using ANDYNUI or KAIDIFAN follow the same MOQ and lead-time rails as customer-branded goods. Nameplate and carton claims must match the certificates you file with retailers — never print a mark you cannot support with a current report.

FAQ

Questions for this topic? Email Andy@windfeel.cn or WhatsApp +86 135 2898 3398 — or use the contact form.