I founded SF Fan after building more than 15 years of hands-on experience in electric fan exports. I help importers, distributors and brand owners make practical decisions on product specifications, certification, packaging and shipment planning.
I first chose the English name “Mike” because I admired people such as Michael Jordan and Michael Jackson. But Mike is a common name, and I wanted something more distinctive and more closely connected to how I work.
A line of dominoes starts with one well-placed piece. In business, I believe the same principle applies: understand the market first, confirm the right specification, control production carefully and deliver what was promised. Each good result makes the next one possible.
“Do one thing well, then let that good work create the next opportunity.”
My experience was built through the complete export process—from product development and sourcing to certification, order execution, customs clearance and long-term buyer support.
I entered international trade in 2010 and learned the business from the ground up. Even an unexpected rat bite on my first day became part of an unforgettable beginning.
I established the industrial fan export operation, standardized export components and order procedures, and supported market certifications for industrial and household fans.
When my former boss prepared for retirement and phased out parts of the assembly business, I took over the export segments and continued serving international fan buyers.
Voltage, plug type, certification, carton strength, product configuration, labor cost and import duty can all change the best solution. I do not recommend the same fan and packing method for every country.
Over the years, I have met buyers through Canton Fair sessions, overseas exhibitions and local market visits. That experience helps me ask the practical questions before a quotation is finalized.
Names are shown only to describe Mike's past project experience; no current endorsement is implied.
A competitive price only works when the motor, materials, packing, certification and shipment plan are suitable for the target market.
Match the fan size, motor, blade, grille, base, color, logo and carton to your target price and sales channel.
Clarify the market requirement early and coordinate available CE, CB or market-specific certification routes by model.
Compare labor, import duty, assembly capability and container loading before choosing assembled or knocked-down packing.
Coordinate samples, production details, quality feedback, spare parts and troubleshooting throughout the cooperation.
Good export projects begin with the right questions. The goal is to confirm the commercial and technical details before they become production problems.
Tell us the destination country, buyer channel, fan type, target price, quantity and delivery plan.
Confirm voltage, frequency, plug, motor, materials, color, logo, carton and certification requirements.
Review the sample or approved reference, finalize commercial terms and lock the production specification.
Follow production, quality checks, packing, container loading and the documents required for shipment.
Send your target market, reference photo, required quantity, voltage and any certification or packing requirements. I will help you identify the next practical step.
Share your market, model, quantity, voltage, frequency and packing preference. Mike will review the details and help prepare a practical solution.