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12 Inch Table Fan
A compact electric table fan for desks, counters, and smaller retail formats. Configure the grille, blade, voltage, plug, color, logo, and carton.
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Table Fan Manufacturer & Factory in China
SF Fan manufactures 12-, 16-, and 18-inch electric table fans for importers, distributors, retail programs, and private-label brands. Customize the motor, airflow, blade and grille design, voltage, plug, color, logo, and export packaging for your market.
Send your specification, quantity, and destination market for factory-direct table fan wholesale pricing.
- 12 / 16 / 18 Inch AC Table Fan Range
- 1,000 PCS MOQ Per Model
- OEM / ODM Brand & Packaging
- Factory Direct Wholesale Supply
Table Fan Range
Choose the Right Table Fan for Your Market
Start with a 12-, 16-, or 18-inch table fan, then define the airflow, noise level, color, voltage, plug, branding, and packaging required for your wholesale or private-label program.
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16 Inch Table Fan
A mainstream household table fan size with a practical balance of airflow and footprint for distributors, retailers, and private-label brands.
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18 Inch Table Fan
A larger table fan format for wholesale programs that need broader air delivery, a larger grille, and stronger product presence in the market.
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Small & Compact Table Fans
Compact, mini, slim, and easy-to-move AC table fan directions for buyers serving desks, counters, small rooms, and limited-space applications.
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High-Speed Table Fans
Higher-airflow configurations developed around your target motor, blade, grille, voltage, safety requirements, and destination market.
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Silent & Low-Noise Table Fans
Low-noise table fan configurations for bedrooms, offices, study areas, and other applications where operating sound is an important buying factor.
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Choose the Right Table Fan Specification for Your Market
A table fan quotation is only accurate when the motor, blade, grille, electrical system, and packing route are defined together. Use this guide to prepare a clear OEM / ODM specification for SF Fan before sampling.
Motor Copper or Aluminum Winding Choose thermal performance, service life, and target cost.
Blade 12 / 16 / 18 Inch Match diameter, shape, pitch, material, and motor load.
Electrical Market-Specific Setup Confirm voltage, frequency, rated power, plug, cord, label, and certification.
Packing CBU / SKD / CKD Balance retail readiness, carton volume, duty, and local assembly.
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Motor Winding & Motor Size
The winding material affects heat performance and cost, while the motor-core diameter and lamination-stack thickness determine how much blade load the motor can support.
Higher-Grade Option
Copper-Winding Motor
Copper has better electrical conductivity and thermal performance than aluminum. In a correctly designed motor, it handles heat better and is less likely to overheat or burn out under the specified load—but the material cost is higher.
- Better choice for durability-focused and higher-duty programs
- Lower winding losses at an equivalent engineering target
- Higher unit price than an aluminum-winding configuration
Cost-Control Option
Aluminum-Winding Motor
Aluminum windings support a more economical table fan program. They require careful matching of the stack size, wire specification, blade pitch, and rated power so the operating temperature remains within the approved range.
- Lower material cost for price-sensitive channels
- Suitable when the motor and blade load are engineered together
- Less heat margin than copper and more sensitive to overload
Motor Core / Stack Options
Format: motor-core outer diameter × lamination-stack thickness| Table Fan Size | Available Motor Size | Selection Direction |
|---|---|---|
| 12 Inch | 66 × 10 / 12 / 14 mmThree stack-thickness choices for different airflow and cost targets. | Confirm winding material, blade pitch, rated power, speed, and temperature-rise requirement together. |
| 16 Inch | 66 × 12 / 14 / 16 / 18 mm71 × 12 / 14 / 16 / 18 mmTwo motor-core diameters with four stack choices. | Use the selected blade load and airflow target to decide between the 66 mm and 71 mm platforms. |
| 18 Inch | Confirm by Selected ModelNo motor-stack dimension is assumed at inquiry stage. | SF Fan matches the motor after the 450 mm blade, pitch angle, speed, power, and grille are fixed. |
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Blade Dimensions, Shape, Angle & Material
Fan size means the blade-sweep diameter—not the wire-grille diameter. Blade shape, count, pitch, weight, and material must be tuned as one system with the motor.
| Fan Size | Dimensions | Shape | Angle | Material |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12 Inch | 300 mm Blade SweepCompact format for tabletops, personal cooling, and smaller rooms. | 3 or 5 BladesRounded / lotus profiles for smoother air; scimitar profiles for stronger, more focused wind. | 10°–18° Engineering RangeLower or medium pitch is commonly easier on a compact motor; validate against the 66 mm stack. | PP / AS / ABS / AluminumSelect by cost, rigidity, impact resistance, appearance, and motor load. |
| 16 Inch | 400 mm Blade SweepThe standard household balance between coverage, airflow, and footprint. | 3 / 5 / 7 BladesLotus for softer airflow; scimitar for stronger wind; banana-leaf profiles for a long, narrow form. | 10°–18° Engineering RangeTune pitch to the selected 66 mm or 71 mm motor, rated power, noise, and airflow target. | PP / AS / ABS / AluminumPlastic supports color and cost options; metal requires load and balance validation. |
| 18 Inch | 450 mm Blade SweepLarger coverage for open rooms and buyers seeking greater air delivery. | Power or Comfort ProfilesA 3-blade scimitar can favor stronger air throw; more blades can produce a smoother breeze. | 10°–18° Engineering RangeUse a steep pitch only when the selected motor is rated for the higher aerodynamic load. | PP / AS / ABS / AluminumFinal blade weight, balance, hub, and guard clearance are confirmed by model. |
Blade reference: lower pitch reduces motor load but moves less air; a steeper pitch moves more air and requires more motor power. A steep blade on an undersized motor can cause overheating.
Read the SF Fan blade guide10°–12° · Lower LoadEasier for the motor to turn, with lower power demand and lighter airflow.
Middle Range · Balanced SetupTuned by test for the required airflow, noise, wattage, and motor temperature.
16°–18° · Higher LoadStronger air delivery, but only with a motor designed for the extra load.
Blade Material Options
Material changes price, deformation risk, impact resistance, weight, and balance.PP
Economical and flexible. It resists cracking, but its pitch can flatten over time if the design is too soft.
AS
Stiff, shape-stable, and often transparent. It offers good value but is more brittle under impact.
ABS
Durable, shape-stable, and impact resistant. It suits a higher-grade product but costs more.
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Table Fan Grille Diameter
The grille must provide safe blade clearance while matching the fan head, front/rear guard, ring, wire spacing, coating, and packaging dimensions.
12 Inch Table FanØ 340 mm
Grille diameter paired with a nominal 300 mm blade sweep.
16 Inch Table FanØ 430 / 445 mm
Select the guard size according to the head design and target model.
18 Inch Table FanConfirm by Model
The final guard diameter is fixed after the 450 mm blade and housing are selected.
Blade-sweep diameter and grille diameter are different measurements. SF Fan confirms blade-to-guard clearance, wire spacing, front/rear alignment, guard strength, and finish before approval.
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Voltage, Frequency, Rated Power, Plug & Cord by Market
Electrical standards vary within Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Latin America. Always specify the destination country—not only the region—before production.
Voltage and frequency are market requirements; rated power is a model requirement. Final wattage is confirmed from the selected 12 / 16 / 18-inch size, motor winding and stack, blade pitch, speed, airflow target, and approved test sample.
| Destination Market | Voltage / Frequency / Rated Power | Common Plug Direction | Purchase-Specification Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Continental EU | 230V~ / 50HzRated Power: By ModelProduct voltage is commonly specified within a 220–240V range; final watts follow the approved motor and blade setup. | Type C / E / FChoose by target country, protection class, and buyer requirement. | Confirm two-core or earthed construction, cord specification, rating label, and required EU compliance documents. |
| United Kingdom & Ireland | 230V~ / 50HzRated Power: By ModelMatch the approved motor, blade load, wattage, and rating-label range. | Type GFused plug; confirm fuse rating and cord construction. | Confirm plug approval, fuse, wiring, cord length, label, manual, and destination compliance before the sample. |
| Italy / Switzerland / Denmark | 230V~ / 50HzRated Power: By ModelSame nominal supply, but final wattage and national plug requirements are confirmed separately. | Type L / J / KAccepted alternatives can vary, so the buyer must confirm the exact plug. | Do not substitute a generic “European plug” without checking the destination-country and sales-channel requirement. |
| Africa | Nigeria / Ghana / South Africa: 230V~ / 50HzKenya: 240V~ / 50HzRated Power: By ModelOther national exceptions exist, so the exact country must be stated in the inquiry. | Type C / D / E / F / G / M / NNorth Africa commonly uses C/E/F; Nigeria may use D/G; Kenya commonly uses G; South Africa uses M/N. | Confirm the exact African country, two-core or three-core cord, earth requirement, plug approval, voltage tolerance, label, and certification plan. |
| Middle East | Most GCC Markets: 220–240V~ / 50HzSaudi Arabia: 230V~ / 60HzRated Power: By ModelMotor and capacitor must match the approved frequency. | Type G Common in GCCType C / F / G / H and other systems are used depending on the destination country. | UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, and Saudi programs commonly request Type G, but frequency, fuse, cord, and national conformity still require country-level confirmation. |
| Southeast Asia | Malaysia / Singapore / Indonesia / Vietnam / Thailand: 220–240V~ / 50HzPhilippines: 220V~ / 60HzRated Power: By ModelConfirm motor, capacitor, and rating label for 50Hz or 60Hz operation. | Type A / B / C / D / F / G / OMalaysia, Singapore, and Brunei commonly use G; Indonesia C/F; Thailand A/B/C/O; Philippines A/B/C. | Do not use one “Southeast Asia” plug for the whole region. Confirm country, plug, cord, voltage, frequency, certification, and manual language. |
| Latin America | Mexico: 127V~ / 60HzColombia: 110V~ / 60HzBrazil: 127V or 220V~ / 60HzChile / Argentina: 220V~ / 50HzRated Power: By Model | Type A / B / C / F / I / L / NMexico/Colombia commonly use A/B; Brazil N; Chile C/L; Argentina C/I. | Brazil may require 127V or 220V at 60Hz. Confirm the exact country, city or sales channel, voltage, plug, cord, label, and conformity route. |
| United States & Canada | 120V~ / 60HzRated Power: By ModelMotor and capacitor must be built for the approved voltage, frequency, and wattage. | Type A / BGrounding depends on product construction and certification plan. | Confirm cord type, polarized / grounded configuration, label, and required test or certification scope. |
| Other Export Markets | 110–127V or 220–240V · 50/60HzRated Power: By ModelCountry-specific confirmation and sample testing are required. | Country-SpecificPlug, pin, earth, fuse, and cord rules differ by market. | Provide the exact country and channel so SF Fan can quote the correct electrical configuration. |
Regional values are sourcing references. IEC 60038 covers standard voltage values, while IEC TR 60083 covers national household plug and socket systems. The approved purchase specification must follow the exact destination country.
IEC 60038 IEC TR 60083Before sampling, confirm rated voltage, frequency, rated power (W), plug type, cord length and gauge, two-core / three-core wiring, earth or fuse details, rating label, manual language, and certification scope.
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Choose the Packing & Assembly Route
Packing should be selected from the total landed-cost model: retail format, carton volume, freight, import duty, local labor, tools, testing, and assembly quality all matter.
CBU · Retail Ready
1 Piece / 1 Carton
A complete fan in its own retail or brown carton, ready for distribution and sale.
- Simple inventory, handling, and retail fulfillment
- Best protection and no local assembly requirement
- Uses more carton volume and normally increases CBM
CBU · Volume Focus
2 Pieces / Master Carton
Two complete units packed together to reduce packing cost and use warehouse or freight space more efficiently.
- Suitable for wholesale, transfer, and selected distributor programs
- Can reduce carton material and total packing volume
- Inner protection or retail cartons may be needed for single-unit resale
SKD / CKD · Local Assembly
Knocked-Down Packing
Main modules or parts are packed separately for final assembly, testing, and packing in the destination market.
- Can reduce shipping volume and support local-manufacturing plans
- Assembly level is customized to labor, duty, and equipment conditions
- Requires an agreed SOP, tools, QC points, and final safety testing
Three Practical SKD Levels
Final contents and assembly steps depend on the selected table fan model.| SKD Level | Typical Carton Condition | Local Operation & Trade-Off |
|---|---|---|
| High Integration | Major assemblies are pre-builtMotor, housing, controls, oscillation mechanism, and selected guard parts can arrive as assembled modules. | About 1–2 main assembly stepsEasiest local operation and lower skill requirement, but less carton-volume reduction. |
| Balanced SKD | Motor module is partly assembledBlade, front grille, base, and hardware are packed separately with protected components. | About 3–4 main assembly stepsA practical balance between freight efficiency, labor, process control, and finished-product quality. |
| High Knock-Down | Core parts are packed separatelyMotor, front/rear grille, blade, body, base, controls, hardware, and possibly cord parts are supplied as separate items. | More labor, tools, and QC requiredLowest assembly level from the factory, but local wiring, balancing, safety testing, and trained workers may be necessary. |
All configurations above are sourcing references. Final motor, blade, grille, electrical setup, labeling, certification, packing structure, quantity, and price are confirmed against the selected model, destination market, approved sample, quotation, and purchase contract.
Send Us Your Table Fan Specification
Include your target country, fan size, motor winding and stack, blade, grille, voltage, frequency, rated power, plug, quantity, branding, and CBU / SKD / CKD packing requirement. SF Fan will review the complete configuration before quoting.
Table Fan Wholesale
Wholesale Table Fans Direct from Our Factory
SF Fan supplies 12, 16, and 18-inch table fans for importers, distributors, wholesalers, retail chains, and private-label brands. Every bulk quotation is based on the confirmed product specification, destination market, packaging method, and order quantity.
Standard MOQ 1,000 PCS Per model and confirmed configuration
Core Range 12 / 16 / 18 Inch Retail and distribution programs
Container Planning 20GP / 40HQ Calculated from the approved packing
Supply Route OEM / Private Label CBU, SKD, or CKD by project
What Determines the Table Fan Wholesale Price?
SF Fan quotes the complete bill of materials instead of using one generic price for every table fan. This makes it easier to compare the same specification across samples, purchase orders, and repeat orders.
- 01 Product Configuration
Fan size, copper or aluminum winding, motor core and stack, blade, grille, control, oscillation, and housing structure.
- 02 Market Requirements
Voltage, frequency, rated power, plug, cord, labeling, manual language, and required certification scope.
- 03 Branding & Packing
Color, logo, badge, rating label, retail carton, master carton, protective materials, and CBU / SKD / CKD structure.
- 04 Quantity & Trade Terms
Order quantity by model, container plan, component allocation, production season, and agreed quotation terms.
From Buyer Brief to Repeat Shipment
A clear specification at the beginning reduces price changes, sample revisions, and packing mistakes later in the order.
01
Send Your Market & Order Plan
Share the destination country, preferred size, quantity, sales channel, target positioning, and reference model or photos.
02
Confirm the Model & Full BOM
We align the motor, blade, grille, controls, electrical setup, branding, certification, and packing before final quotation.
03
Approve Sample, Artwork & Order
The production lead time is confirmed after the model, approved sample, carton artwork, quantity, deposit, and order season are fixed.
04
Mass Production, QC & Loading
Production follows the approved order standard. Shipment data and repeat-order references are retained for the next purchasing cycle.
Quotation validity, production schedule, payment terms, inspection requirements, and shipment date are stated in the final quotation or sales contract.
Container & Packaging Plan
Plan 20GP and 40HQ Orders from the Final Carton
Table fan loading quantity changes with the model, grille diameter, base and housing structure, pieces per carton, and packing method. SF Fan calculates the final container quantity only after the packing specification is confirmed.
For mixed-model orders, each model must still meet the agreed MOQ and the loading plan must account for carton dimensions, gross weight, and practical container utilization.
Container Option 20GP
Loading quantity is confirmed from the approved packing data. Suitable for smaller shipment plans when the selected model, MOQ, carton size, and commercial terms fit the container.
Container Option 40HQ
Model mix and carton arrangement are reviewed before booking. Common for larger wholesale programs and repeat orders that require more efficient logistics cost per unit.
Carton DimensionsFinal length, width, and height
Packing StructureCBU, SKD, CKD, or master carton
Carton WeightNet and gross weight after approval
Loading ResultCartons, pieces, CBM, and model mix
Built for B2B Purchasing
One Factory Supply Plan for Different Sales Channels
Whether you are launching a first container or maintaining an established range, SF Fan matches the product specification, packaging, documents, and production plan to the way your business buys and resells table fans.
Importers & Distributors
Market-specific voltage, plug, labeling, certification support, container planning, and stable repeat-order specifications.
Wholesalers & Stockists
Clear product tiers, quantity-based factory quotation, practical packing options, and supply planning for regional resale.
Retail & Private-Label Brands
Logo, color, rating label, manual, barcode, retail carton, master carton, and approved-sample control for branded programs.
For repeat orders, SF Fan checks the previous approved specification, artwork, and packing reference before production. Any component, material, certification, or packaging change is reconfirmed in the new quotation and order documents.
Request a Wholesale Table Fan Quotation
Send your target country, 12 / 16 / 18-inch model requirement, quantity by model, preferred specification, branding, packing method, and 20GP or 40HQ plan. SF Fan will prepare the matching factory quotation.
Table Fan Factory
Inside Our Table Fan Factory in China
SF Fan organizes table fan manufacturing around the approved product specification, sample, artwork, and packing plan. For buyers comparing table fan manufacturers in China, this section shows how a confirmed order moves through the factory from assembly preparation to finished cartons.
Production Control
One Approved Standard Follows the Order
Production begins after the commercial and technical details are confirmed. The team prepares the correct components, work instructions, labels, and packing materials for the selected table fan model.
Approved BOMModel-specific components and electrical configuration
Approved SampleAppearance, assembly, function, and reference details
Approved Packing FilesLabels, manual, barcode, carton artwork, and marks
Production Flow
Six Main Steps from Components to Packed Table Fans
The exact workstation arrangement changes with the model and packing method, but each order follows a defined flow so the correct parts and documents move together through production.
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Assembly
Housings, bases, controls, fasteners, wiring, and accessories are prepared against the confirmed model BOM.
02
Motor Installation
The selected motor is mounted to the fan structure and the required wiring and connections are assembled.
03
Blade & Guard
The rear guard, blade, front guard, fasteners, and related parts are installed for the selected configuration.
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Electrical Testing
Assembled units move through the required electrical and operating checks for the order specification.
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Final Inspection
Product appearance, assembly condition, accessories, labels, and packing readiness are reviewed before release.
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Packing
The fan and accessories are packed in the approved CBU, SKD, or CKD structure with the correct documents.
This is the production-flow overview. Detailed incoming inspection, electrical safety, functional testing, sampling, records, and acceptance criteria are covered in the quality-control section.
Inside the Workshop
Assembly and Electrical Test Stations
Workers assemble the approved structure while test stations support the transition from completed units to final inspection and packing. Equipment and fixtures vary by product model and order requirement.
Factory images show SF Fan production and testing areas. The workstation layout, fixtures, and inspection sequence may change according to the selected table fan and order specification.
Order-to-Production Handoff
What the Factory Receives Before Production Starts
A table fan factory cannot build consistently from a product name or inch size alone. Production needs one confirmed reference set that connects the technical specification, branding, packaging, and shipment format.
Technical Specification
Size, motor, blade, grille, controls, voltage, frequency, plug, cord, and rated power.
Appearance Reference
Approved sample, colors, logo position, badge, housing details, and surface finish.
Artwork & Documents
Rating label, manual, barcode, retail carton, master carton, marks, and language files.
Packing & Shipment
CBU, SKD, or CKD arrangement, pieces per carton, accessories, container plan, and delivery details.
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Table Fan Quality Control
Table Fan Quality Control Before Shipment
SF Fan checks components, assembly, electrical safety, operation, and packing against the approved table fan specification. The inspection plan is aligned with the selected model, destination market, confirmed sample, and order requirements before finished cartons are released for shipment.
Risk-Based Inspection
Different Defects Require Different Decisions
Inspection findings are evaluated by their effect on safety, function, assembly, and appearance. Nonconforming material or finished units are identified and held for review instead of moving directly to packing.
CR
Critical
Safety, electrical protection, or regulatory nonconformity.
MAJ
Major
Function, assembly, motor, oscillation, or packing failure.
MIN
Minor
Appearance or finish variation that does not prevent operation.
Five QC Stages
Quality Checks from Parts to Packed Cartons
The control path connects incoming parts with in-process checks and final release. This helps the motor, blade, grille, electrical configuration, labels, and packing remain consistent with the approved order.
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Incoming Components
Motors, blades, grilles, plugs, cords, switches, plastic parts, capacitors, wiring, and cartons are checked before use.
02
First Article & Assembly
The approved sample and BOM guide part fit, wiring, fasteners, blade clearance, guard assembly, controls, and appearance.
03
Electrical & Motor
Applicable safety protection, rated input, motor temperature rise, and reduced-voltage starting are checked for the model.
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Functional Performance
Speed settings, rotation, oscillation, tilt, controls, noise, vibration, and stable operation are reviewed.
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Final Sampling & Packing
Finished fans, accessories, labels, manuals, barcodes, carton details, and specified packing tests are verified before release.
Incoming parts follow the separate Incoming Quality Control workflow. Assembly checkpoints are coordinated with the confirmed Production Process.
Final Product Tests
What We Check on Finished Table Fans
The exact method and acceptance limit must match the approved model and target market. The following checks form the practical review framework for 12-inch, 16-inch, and 18-inch table fan orders.
01
Electrical Safety
Check: insulation protection, grounding where applicable, wiring, plug, cord, switch, and accessible electrical parts. Acceptance: the applicable market requirement and approved electrical specification.
02
Motor Temperature Rise
Check: motor operating condition and temperature rise under the defined voltage, speed, blade load, and test duration. Acceptance: the confirmed motor design and order test plan.
03
Low-Voltage Start
Check: reliable starting under the reduced-voltage condition defined for the model and market. Acceptance: the fan starts consistently without abnormal sound, stalled rotation, or overheating.
04
Speed Test
Check: each speed setting, rotational direction, rated input, and measured speed where required. Acceptance: the approved performance specification and defined production tolerance.
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Oscillation Test
Check: oscillation start and stop, movement range, smooth travel, stability, tilt position, and mechanism noise. Acceptance: consistent movement without sticking, interference, or excessive looseness.
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Noise & Vibration
Check: motor sound, blade balance, guard contact, base stability, vibration, and abnormal mechanical noise at each speed. Acceptance: the approved reference sample and any agreed test limit.
07
Packing Drop Test
Check: retail or master carton protection, internal supports, product movement, and damage after the specified test sequence. Acceptance: the confirmed packing method, carton standard, and order requirement.
Test voltage, duration, allowable temperature rise, speed tolerance, noise limit, reduced-voltage condition, sample size, and drop-test method are not assumed to be universal. They are confirmed against the selected model, applicable market requirements, approved specification, inspection plan, and contract.
Inspection Stations
Component Review and Electrical Testing
Quality control combines visual and dimensional review with suitable test equipment. Inspection fixtures and methods are selected according to the fan model, electrical configuration, market, and agreed test plan.
Factory images show SF Fan inspection and testing areas. Test equipment, fixtures, sampling level, and inspection sequence may change according to the selected table fan and order requirements.
Records & Release
Inspection Results Follow the Order
A release decision should be traceable to the order reference, inspection plan, and approved specification. Findings are recorded so nonconforming material can be reviewed before finished goods proceed to shipment.
Inspection Records
Product model, order reference, checkpoints, findings, and release status are documented for the inspection performed.
Nonconforming Control
Affected materials or units are identified and held for evaluation, rework, replacement, or another defined disposition.
Shipment Release
Final release follows the agreed inspection requirement. Buyer or third-party inspection can be coordinated when specified.
Define the QC Plan for Your Table Fan Order
Send the model, destination market, electrical specification, packaging method, and any required test standard. You can also review how SF Fan manages production before final inspection.
Table Fan Applications & Buyer Types
Table Fan Supply for Different Sales Channels
The same table fan range is not suitable for every buyer or retail channel. SF Fan helps importers and distributors plan 12, 16, and 18-inch models around local demand, target price, airflow expectations, shelf presentation, after-sales needs, and container strategy.
Buyer Types
Match the Table Fan Program to How You Sell
Each sales channel values a different mix of size, appearance, performance, packaging, documentation, and reorder support. The six buyer profiles below show the practical starting point for product selection.
National & Multi-Market Supply
Home Appliance Importers
Build a structured range across sizes, price levels, electrical configurations, retail packs, and destination-market requirements.
Project focus: full BOM, compliance scope, container planning, and repeat-order control. Fast-Moving Wholesale Range
Electrical Wholesalers
Prioritize clear product tiers, practical cartons, familiar controls, model-specific spare parts, and specifications that are easy to reorder.
Project focus: price positioning, carton efficiency, stock rotation, and replenishment. Shelf-Ready Retail Programs
Supermarkets & Retail Chains
Coordinate compact shelf presentation, consumer-facing features, color, barcode, manual, rating label, and retail carton artwork.
Project focus: shelf dimensions, packaging language, barcode data, and delivery windows. Regional Market Coverage
Distributors
Select a balanced assortment for local dealers, including standard household models and high-speed table fans for hotter markets.
Project focus: dealer price levels, regional demand, stock mix, and repeat-order timing. Branded Product Development
Private-Label Brands
Develop a recognizable product through model selection, color, logo, badge, labels, manual, carton design, and controlled specifications.
Project focus: approved samples, artwork control, channel differentiation, and brand continuity. Local Store Assortments
Hardware & Appliance Stores
Stock straightforward, portable table fans with familiar controls, durable packing, clear specifications, and sizes suited to local shoppers.
Project focus: practical model selection, pieces per carton, display needs, and spare parts. Consumer Applications
Plan the Range Around Where the Fan Will Be Used
Buyer type defines how the product is purchased, while the end-use environment helps define size, airflow, footprint, sound target, controls, appearance, and retail message.
Bedrooms & Living Areas
Compact footprint, stable base, practical oscillation, and an agreed low-noise target for everyday household use.
Typical direction: 12 or 16-inch low-noise modelsOffices & Reception Desks
Small or portable table fan formats suit counters, desks, reception areas, and workspaces with limited placement area.
Typical direction: 12-inch compact table fansShops & Service Counters
Simple controls, focused airflow, easy placement, and a housing that can handle frequent daily operation in customer-facing areas.
Typical direction: 12 or 16-inch standard modelsHot-Climate Household Use
Higher-airflow positioning may require a larger blade, steeper pitch, suitable motor, stable grille, and matched rated power.
Typical direction: 16 or 18-inch high-speed models“Silent table fan” is a market description, not a zero-noise claim. Low-noise and high-speed positioning must be confirmed against the selected motor, blade, grille, speed, power, test method, and approved performance target.
Assortment Planning
Choose a Product Direction Before Selecting Models
A clear product position helps SF Fan narrow the suitable platform and quotation basis. Final specifications are confirmed from the target market, actual sample, and complete order requirements.
Market Position
Product Direction
Confirm Before Quoting
Compact & Portable
Small footprint for desks, counters, bedrooms, and limited shelf space.
12-inch platform, base size, carry handle, oscillation, controls, carton dimensions, and target price.
Core Household Range
Balanced airflow, size, price, appearance, and packing for broad retail demand.
16-inch platform, motor and blade combination, grille, voltage, plug, color, labels, and retail carton.
High-Airflow Range
Larger or high-speed table fans for markets that prioritize stronger air movement.
16 or 18-inch platform, motor load, blade pitch, rated power, temperature rise, stability, and grille clearance.
Low-Noise Range
Household and office positioning where operating sound is an important sales point.
Motor, blade balance, speed settings, vibration, test distance, ambient conditions, and agreed noise target.
Product positioning does not replace the technical specification. SF Fan confirms the complete BOM, electrical configuration, branding, packaging, MOQ, inspection requirements, and container plan before accepting an order.
Build the Right Table Fan Range for Your Sales Channel
Tell SF Fan where you sell, who buys from you, your destination market, preferred size, target price level, quantity, branding, and packing plan. We will review a suitable table fan direction before preparing the quotation.
Table Fan Buying FAQ
Questions Importers Ask Before Buying Table Fans
These answers cover the commercial and technical questions that normally affect a table fan quotation. Final details depend on the selected 12, 16, or 18-inch model, destination market, order quantity, approved specification, branding, packing, and trade terms.
01 What is the MOQ for wholesale table fan orders?
SF Fan’s standard MOQ is 1,000 pieces per model and confirmed configuration. If an order combines several models, each model normally needs to meet its confirmed MOQ. Special colors, components, carton printing, or new tooling may require a different minimum. See the wholesale order requirements.
02 Which table fan sizes does SF Fan supply?
SF Fan’s core table fan range covers 12, 16, and 18-inch models. Available housing, base, motor, blade, grille, controls, and packing options vary by platform. Buyers can compare the current table fan range before confirming the detailed specification.
03 Can SF Fan make OEM or private-label table fans?
Yes. OEM and private-label options can include the product configuration, housing color, blade color, logo, center badge, rating label, manual, barcode, retail carton, master carton, and shipping marks. Every option is checked for feasibility, cost, MOQ, and timing before approval. Review the OEM and private-label process.
04 Can the voltage, frequency, plug, and cord be changed?
Yes, when the selected model and components support the required market configuration. The buyer should state the destination country, voltage, frequency, rated power requirement, plug type, cord length, conductor specification, grounding or fuse requirement, and applicable certification scope. These items are confirmed together in the table fan specification.
05 Can I order a custom color box and printed packaging?
Yes. A custom retail carton can include approved product images, brand colors, logo, selling points, barcode, model details, electrical information, language, marks, and importer information. The dieline, artwork, printing method, carton material, internal protection, and master-carton arrangement must be approved before mass printing.
06 How is the table fan wholesale price calculated?
There is no single wholesale price for every table fan. The quotation depends on the size, housing, copper or aluminum motor winding, motor-core size and stack, blade, grille, controls, voltage, plug, cord, certification scope, color, branding, packaging, order quantity, packing format, and trade terms. SF Fan quotes from the confirmed BOM and commercial requirement, not from the inch size alone.
07 What is the production lead time for a table fan order?
The final lead time is confirmed after the model, complete specification, approved sample, artwork, packing method, order quantity, deposit, material availability, and production season are fixed. Custom tooling or new development requires additional time. The agreed schedule is written into the quotation or sales contract before production begins.
08 How many table fans fit in a 40HQ container?
The loading quantity cannot be confirmed from the fan diameter alone. It changes with the housing and base, grille diameter, packing structure, carton dimensions, pieces per carton, gross weight, and CBU, SKD, or CKD format. SF Fan calculates the 40HQ loading quantity from the final approved packing data. Mixed-model loading is reviewed only after each carton is confirmed.
09 Can spare parts be included with the shipment?
Yes. Model-specific spare parts can be planned with the order. The suitable list may include items such as switches, capacitors, blades, grille parts, fasteners, plugs, cords, or other agreed service components. The part type, quantity or ratio, packing method, price, and responsibility should be confirmed before production.
10 What warranty does SF Fan provide for table fans?
SF Fan provides a one-year warranty framework for confirmed table fan orders. The warranty start point, covered defects, exclusions, required claim evidence, spare-parts support, and available remedy must follow the final quotation or sales contract. Product damage caused by incorrect assembly, use, storage, transport, or unauthorized modification is evaluated against the agreed terms.
Final Table Fan Inquiry
Looking for a Reliable Table Fan Manufacturer?
Send SF Fan your basic purchasing requirements. Share the preferred size, quantity, voltage, and destination market. We can then review the suitable table fan configuration, prepare a factory quotation, and advise on packing and container loading.
Product 12, 16, or 18-inch model and preferred configuration
Order Quantity by model, sales channel, and expected schedule
Market Destination country, voltage, frequency, and plug
Supply Branding, packing format, and container plan if known
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If the final specification is not fixed yet, send a reference photo, target market, or product direction. SF Fan can help define the starting configuration with you.
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