How much will it cost for heated socks production?
The production cost for heated socks comprises many aspects, such as labor cost, debugging and maintenance expenses of machines, raw material cost, electricity and power expenses, other direct expenses such as bonuses and performance. Normally, some charges like management fees, financial expenses, and sales charges are excluded from the production cost though they occupy a small ratio to the cost. The production cost, in fact, reflects the consumption of raw material, productivity, advance level of techniques, which should be well controlled throughout the production.
Dongguan S-King Limited, a nation-renowned electric clothing developer and manufacturer, is known for its strong R&D and manufacturing competence in this field. dr.warm heated insoles is one of Dongguan Shujian Shoes Material Co.,Ltd.'s multiple product series. The raw material used in Dr. Warm heated ski socks is procured from some of the reliable vendors. Made of eco-friendly material, it is assured to be environmentally friendly. This product has a high dimension precision. It is processed by a straight line edge sealing machine which finishes the edge sealing, cutting, deburring and chamfering with high accuracy. Each electronic part is tested in an all-round way to make sure it functions well.
We can efficiently and responsibly manage our operations in terms of the environment, people and the economy. We will quarterly monitor our progress make sure that we are meeting the requirement of these aspects.
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