Factory capabilities / How we manufacture
Wood manufacturing capabilities in Dalian.
Longhua's materials show machining, bent-wood, pressing, edge-banding, finishing, and internal furniture-test capabilities.
For each order, our team confirms the production route, site, process responsibilities, available capacity, and timing around the actual product.
Discuss your project
Manufacturing processes
Capabilities across machining, forming, finishing, and testing.
The capabilities below reflect Longhua’s company materials. The equipment, tooling, capacity, and process sequence for a specific product are discussed with each order.
- Machining
- CNC drilling and milling, special-shape processing, panel machining, and woodworking workcells.
- Forming and assembly preparation
- Bent-wood processing, veneer work, hot pressing, and PUR edge banding.
- Surface treatment
- Water-based spraying and UV surface treatment are presented in company materials.
- Internal furniture checks
- Company materials present internal testing for tables, chairs, and beds.
Inside Longhua manufacturing
A closer look at production.
These images show machining and finishing processes presented in Longhua’s materials. Our team can explain how the relevant equipment fits your product route.



Planning your order
We connect the drawing to a clear production route.
- 01Company and production site
We align the contract, invoice, production address, and entity named on project documents.
- 02Equipment and process route
We discuss the machines, tooling, partner processes, maintenance, and operator controls needed for the drawing.
- 03Capacity and timing
Current order load, sample planning, production sequence, and target timing are considered together.
- 04Inspection and release
Inspection points, records, packaging checks, and shipment release responsibilities are agreed for the order.
Project information
Share the product and production requirements.
The drawing, process, site, partner scope, quality checks, quantity, and loading plan help us build a practical production discussion.
- Product route
- Drawing, material, process sequence, tooling needs, and any intended subcontracted operation.
- Production location
- Contracting entity, actual site, equipment used, and responsibility for each process.
- Control plan
- Incoming checks, in-process checks, final inspection, test standard, and document retention.
- Order conditions
- Quantity, packaging, destination, inspection access, sample route, and target timing.