Direct answer
LED bulb production for B2B specialty orders usually starts with specification confirmation, component selection, sample making, buyer review, batch production, inspection and packaging. Exact process details depend on the product design and RFQ.
Comparison table
| Stage | Buyer input |
|---|---|
| Specification review | Base, voltage, wattage, color, size and application |
| Sample preparation | Target appearance, quantity and test request |
| Production | Approved sample, packaging and order quantity |
| Inspection | Visual, electrical and packing checks agreed by RFQ |
| Shipment preparation | Labels, cartons and export details |
How to identify
Define the target product by existing sample or specification sheet.
Confirm lamp base, voltage, wattage and dimensions.
Review sample appearance and electrical behavior.
Freeze packaging and labeling requirements before batch order.
Buyer checks
Provide application and target market.
Share required packaging or private-label needs.
Confirm sample approval route.
Confirm by RFQ for any certification, testing or lifespan claims.
Confirm by RFQ
This is a general production workflow. Exact materials, tests, lead time, certification and performance claims must be Confirm by RFQ.
Common mistakes
Starting production discussion without a fixed specification.
Changing appearance after sample approval.
Claiming performance or certification without documents.
FAQ
Can AOTENG make samples before bulk order?
Sample confirmation can be part of the RFQ workflow depending on product and quantity.
Are production steps identical for every LED bulb?
No. Specialty bulbs vary by base, structure, electronics and application.
Can lifespan be stated automatically?
No. Lifespan should only be stated when reliable specification or test data is available.
Sources and limits
- AOTENG product catalog - Product and specification reference
- AOTENG procurement support - RFQ and sourcing guidance
