B2B supply for window fabricators
PINDÉ supplies qualified FRP window-system materials to manufacturers, importers and project fabricators. The scope can stop at long profiles, include cut-to-length machining, or reach an opening-by-opening CKD kit without insulating glass. Final glazing, assembly, conformity and installation can remain in the destination market.
This is a B2B profile and fabrication-system offer, not an installed retail-window service. A project starts from the target system, window schedule, factory capability and destination requirements.
The three formats use the same released reference build. They differ in which cutting, machining and kit-preparation operations are completed in Chongqing.
A profile is only one part of an operable window. PINDÉ therefore qualifies the system, manufacturing process and evidence together before repeat orders.
Review opening types, glass, loads, climate, target performance and factory equipment.
Freeze profile sections, BOM, joints, seals, hardware interfaces and drawing revision.
Inspect sections and corner specimens, then fabricate and test a typical 3–10 glass-free-kit batch.
Review yield, dimensions, packing, assembly time and closure of non-conformities before scale-up.
Yes. P1 supplies system materials, P2 adds cutting and machining, and P3 supplies an opening-by-opening glass-free CKD kit. The exact scope is fixed in the quotation and BOM.
A new programme normally starts with profile and corner samples followed by a paid pilot of about 3–10 glass-free units. Repeat-order quantities are set after the pilot and packing review rather than claimed as one universal MOQ.
Yes. Local glazing can reduce transport risk and align the unit with local glass requirements, provided the build matches the released thickness, weight, edge and thermal specification.
Pricing uses the profile kg or metres, opening schedule, machining, joints, seals, hardware scope, packing, test work and delivery term. A drawing or schedule is required for a comparable quotation.
