HerChee Industrial CO., LTD. (ADLY) is a company focusing on OEM and ODM with professional OEM services, providing customers with complete manufacturing solutions.

The main differences between two modes are:

OEM（Original Equipment Manufacturer）：

In the OEM model, ADLY based on the design, specifications and technical requirements provided by customers, responsible for producing products.

To put it simply, after the customer designs the product, it is handed over to ADLY for production and the customer's brand logo is affixed.

ADLY will not participate in product design and is only responsible for the production process and quality control.

ODM（Original Design Manufacturer）：

In the ODM model, ADLY will actively participate in product design and development.

We can provide design suggestions based on customer needs, and even be fully responsible     for product research and development, and then hand over the products to customers for sale.

It is very attractive for customers who do not have design capabilities or require technical support, because the time to market can be greatly shortened.

ADLY's OEM and ODM services are:

Companies that want to focus on branding and marketing and outsource the manufacturing of products to OEM with professional skills and experience.

Main services and advantages:

（I）Professional technical support ：

     ADLY has rich manufacturing experience and can strictly control quality during the production

     process and provide technical support to ensure that products meet market standards.

（II）Flexible production capabilities ：

     Whether it is small batch production or large-scale production, ADLY can adjust according to

      customer needs and provide flexible production solutions.

（III）Fast time to market ：

      Through efficient production management processes, ADLY can shorten product development

       and production cycles and help customers quickly bring to market.

（IV）Origin determination in the global supply chain ：

      From design to manufacturing, achieving the transformation of the original production location

       through the final substantial change of the goods.