Houjie, Dongguan / FDM Production
Factory & QC
Know what to verify, from the assigned machine to the packed shipment.
Production images are frames extracted from original on-site videos with source-file dates of 21-23 January 2026. Use the QC planning template to agree measurement fields, acceptance criteria and release records, then confirm the project inspection and shipment documents required for procurement.
Production snapshot
- Production base
- Houjie, Dongguan, Guangdong, China
- Fleet capacity (printers)
- 1,000+ Bambu Lab FDM printers
- Batch order volume (parts)
- 50–10,000+ units
- Production model
- Directly operated and centrally scheduled
- Material capability
- In-house filament production
- Production mode
- Prototype, pilot, batch and repeat production
Public company profile
Know who you are dealing with.
These are the operating details currently cleared for publication. Before a purchase order, request the entity, address and documents required by your procurement process by email or WhatsApp.
- Public trading name
- QuoteFlow 3D
- Engineering & global project coordination
- Shenzhen, Guangdong, China
- Production base
- Houjie, Dongguan, Guangdong, China
- Production focus
- FDM printing, finishing, assembly, packing and delivery coordination
- Buyer workflow
- File review, sample approval, batch release and repeat-order control
- Public contact
- quotes@quoteflow3d.comWhatsApp +86 185 7518 6269
Original production media
Inside FDM batch production in Houjie, Dongguan.
Stills from retained original portrait videos show equipment layout, material feed setup and batches in progress, labeled with their source-video file dates.

FDM printer bank
On-site production footage: active FDM printer racks and centralized filament feed in Houjie, Dongguan. Source video files dated January 2026.

Batch printing in progress
On-site batch printing: repeated white parts arranged together on an FDM build plate.

Material feed setup
On-site material handling: filament spools and feed paths serving the FDM production racks.

Active print close-up
On-site process close-up: Bambu Lab toolheads building light blue FDM parts.
QC record structure
Agree what gets recorded before release.
Download the blank QC planning template to agree sampling, critical dimensions, appearance, fit and nonconformance handling with your engineer after drawing review, then establish the project-specific inspection record.
Download blank QC record template- 01Identification
- Job ID, drawing revision, approved sample and batch quantity
- 02Material control
- Material grade, color reference, lot or spool traceability
- 03Inspection plan
- Sampling quantity, critical dimensions, visual surfaces and tools
- 04Results
- Measured values, fit checks, defects and nonconformance disposition
- 05Release
- Pack count, inspector, inspection date and release decision
Machines & process fit
Bambu Lab FDM printers are part of the stated production environment. Confirm the equipment assigned to your project, build envelope and material requirements before approving production.
Agree for your project
- Equipment model and assigned production location
- Material grade, color reference and part orientation
Request: dated equipment photos and the project-specific equipment list.
Production floor & batch control
An approved sample should define the reference for the batch. Agree how file revisions, variants, work in progress and exceptions will be identified before release.
Agree for your project
- Approved drawing revision and sample reference
- Batch identification and change-approval responsibility
Request: a dated production-floor view and a redacted batch record.
Inspection & acceptance
Define critical drawing features before measurement. Agree the inspection scope, sampling plan, measurement tools and acceptance criteria for your part and batch.
Agree for your project
- Critical dimensions, visual surfaces and mating-part fit
- Measurement method, record format and nonconformance handling
Request: actual inspection photos and readings tied to the drawing revision.
Packing & identification
Agree protection, unit grouping, hardware inclusion and variant separation around the approved product. Packaging requirements should be part of the production brief, not decided after printing.
Agree for your project
- Approved unit pack, inserts and label content
- Part count, revision identification and carton packing list
Request: photos of the actual unit pack and closed, labeled cartons with private details concealed.
Shipment & handoff
Confirm the destination, shipping terms and transport mode after the packing plan is known. QuoteFlow 3D coordinates delivery requirements; transit dates and costs are confirmed for the individual shipment.
Agree for your project
- Receiver, destination and agreed shipping terms
- Carton count, shipping documents and dispatch confirmation
Request: a redacted packing list and the actual dispatch or carrier handoff record.
Protect the customer. Keep the evidence useful.
Review project documentation within the agreed procurement scope. With authorization, customer names, drawing identifiers, addresses and shipping labels can be redacted while production and delivery records remain available for review.
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