Handpan maker working on a steel shell

OEM / Private Label

Build your handpan line with the people who make it.

Start with one sample, confirm the sound and finish, then move into repeat production with a clear specification.

1 SamplePractical first order
9-17 NotesLayout discussion
432 / 440 HzFrequency options
Sound ApprovalBefore dispatch

Your specification

Custom where it matters, controlled where sound depends on it.

We work with handpan brands, music stores, distributors, sound practitioners, and independent sellers who need a product they can hear and verify.

  • Brand logo and product label
  • Scale and note layout discussion
  • Nitrided or stainless steel options
  • 432Hz or 440Hz tuning
  • Surface color and finish
  • Accessories and packing requirements
  • Product photos and sound video confirmation
Discuss your specification
Experienced maker tuning a handpan by hand
Hand tuning and listening remain part of every custom project.
Craftswoman finishing a handpan
Surface finishing in our Linyi workshop.

From sample to repeat order

A five-step OEM process.

Each stage creates something concrete for you to confirm before the next stage begins.

1

Define

Share the scale, note count, material, frequency, finish, quantity, branding, and destination.

2

Sample

Begin with an instrument that establishes the sound, touch response, appearance, and packing direction.

3

Produce

Forming, heat treatment, rough tuning, joining, final tuning, and finishing follow the confirmed details.

4

Listen

Review product photos and a sound video for the finished instrument before dispatch.

5

Repeat

Use the approved specification as the reference for wholesale and repeat production.

Handpans and export cartons inside the Linyi workshop

Production capability

Factory-direct communication, from the workshop floor.

We support individual samples, small batches, and repeat wholesale production. Order timing and shipping plans are confirmed against the actual scale, finish, and quantity.

For custom work, send a reference sound or note layout when possible. Our team will confirm feasibility before production rather than promising a scale we cannot execute well.