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OEM & Custom Safety Sensors
Private Label, Product Adaptation & ODM Support for Industrial Automation
CCH supports OEM and project requirements based on current safety light curtains, safety laser scanners, industrial 2D LiDAR and the SRB-2A1B safety relay. Support can include private labeling, customized product labels, cable-length and connector adaptation, housing color, packaging, customer-branded documentation and project-specific ODM evaluation.
Confirmed OEM Support
Adapt an Existing Product or Evaluate a Larger Custom Project
Private label and customer logo
Customized product labels
Cable length and connector adaptation
Housing color, packaging and
customer-branded documentation
Larger projects evaluated for
ODM / custom development
MOQ evaluated project by project
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OEM & Project Support Overview
OEM & Custom Safety Sensors: From Standard Products to Project-Specific Development
Not every OEM project requires a completely new sensor. In many cases, a proven standard platform combined with labeling, cable, connector, housing-color or documentation adaptation is the most practical route. Larger projects can also be evaluated for deeper ODM or custom-product development.
Level 01
Standard Product Supply
Use an existing CCH product configuration when its sensing performance, output architecture and mechanical format already match the machine requirement.
Existing production model
Standard technical specification
Standard product documentation
Fastest route for qualification and project evaluation
Level 02
OEM Product Adaptation
Adapt a proven product platform to the customer’s branding, installation or supply-chain requirements without unnecessarily creating a completely new sensor design.
Customer logo and private label
Customized product labels
Cable length and connector adaptation
Housing-color customization
Packaging and customer-branded documents
Level 03
ODM / Custom Development
For substantial projects that cannot be fulfilled through normal product adaptation, CCH can evaluate genuine ODM or custom-product development based on the technical scope and commercial potential of the project.
Project requirements reviewed individually
Technical feasibility evaluated before commitment
Development scope defined for the specific project
MOQ and commercial conditions evaluated case by case
Project Scope
Custom Does Not Mean Every Parameter Is Automatically Changeable
The available customization scope depends on the product platform, project volume, technical feasibility, validation requirements and production impact. CCH evaluates requested changes before confirming an OEM or ODM project. MOQ is therefore determined according to the actual project rather than presented as one fixed number for every product.
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Current Product Platforms
Proven Product Platforms for OEM & Custom Projects
OEM projects are built around CCH’s current production platforms. The present international portfolio covers ENT Type 4 safety light curtains, SH27 safety laser scanners, YB industrial 2D LiDAR and the SRB-2A1B safety relay. Exact OEM options and certification requirements are reviewed by product and project.
Machine Safety
ENT Type 4 Safety Light Curtains
ENT14 · ENT25 · ENT45
Type 4 electro-sensitive protective equipment for machine guarding applications, available on 14 mm, 25 mm and 45 mm resolution platforms.
Type 4 safety light curtain platform
14 mm, 25 mm and 45 mm resolution families
Suitable for applicable machine-guarding and safety applications
OEM Support
Private label, product labels, cable length, connector, housing color, packaging and customer documentation can be evaluated according to the project.
Safety Laser Scanning
SH27 Safety Laser Scanners
SH27-03S · 03D · 05S · 05D
Type 3 safety laser scanner platform with safety-rated PNP OSSD outputs. D models retain the same safety scanning functions and add non-safety Ethernet raw scan data.
3 m or 5 m protective range by model
10 m or 20 m warning range by model
Type 3 / SIL 2 / Category 3 / PL d platform
S models for safety scanning; D models add Ethernet raw data
OEM Support
Branding, labeling, cable and connector adaptation, housing color, packaging and customer documentation can be discussed according to the project scope.
Industrial 2D LiDAR
YB Industrial 2D LiDAR
Switching Output · Raw Data · Dual Output
Compact single-line 2D LiDAR platform for industrial detection, automation, navigation, localization and interactive applications, with different output architectures available by configuration.
Up to 270° scanning field
Selected models up to 40 m @ 70% reflectivity
Switching-output and raw-data configurations
Less than 2 W power consumption across the YB series
OEM Support
Private labeling, cable-length and connector adaptation, housing color, packaging and customer documentation can be evaluated around the selected YB platform.
Safety Control
SRB-2A1B Safety Relay
Safety Relay
Safety relay for integration into applicable machine-safety control architectures together with protective sensing devices such as safety light curtains and safety laser scanners.
Designed for applicable machine-safety control integration
Can be used together with applicable safety sensing devices
OEM options evaluated according to the specific project
OEM Support
Product labeling, packaging, documentation and other confirmed adaptations can be reviewed according to project requirements.
Product & Certification Boundary
Product Safety Classification and OEM Certificate Status Are Different Questions
YB 2D LiDAR is an industrial sensing platform and is not a safety laser scanner. For applications requiring safety-rated protective scanning, the SH27 platform should be evaluated according to the required safety function and machine risk assessment. Approved OEM branding or labeling does not by itself change the underlying technical design of an unchanged product, but it also does not automatically transfer the original CCH certificate to the OEM-branded product.
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Customization Scope
What Can Be Customized for an OEM Sensor Project?
Many OEM requirements can be handled by adapting an existing product platform rather than redesigning the sensor from the ground up. CCH supports confirmed customization in branding, product labeling, cable length, connectors, housing color, packaging and customer documentation. Larger projects can also be evaluated for genuine ODM development.
Private Label & Product Branding
Standard CCH platforms can be evaluated for customer-facing branding when distributors, machine builders or OEM customers need the product supplied under their own brand.
Cable Length & Connector Adaptation
Cable and connector requirements can often be adapted to fit machine installation, cabinet layout or customer assembly requirements without changing the core sensing platform.
Housing Color
Housing color can be evaluated for OEM projects where equipment appearance, machine branding or customer product-family consistency is important.
Packaging & Customer-Branded Documentation
OEM supply can also include customer-facing documentation and packaging so the product fits more naturally into the customer’s own machine, distribution or private-label program.
Genuine ODM / Custom Product Development
When a substantial project cannot be fulfilled through normal OEM
adaptation, CCH can evaluate a deeper
ODM or custom-development project.
This does not mean every requested design change is automatically available. Development begins with technical and commercial evaluation, followed by an agreed project scope if the project is feasible.
This does not mean every requested design change is automatically available. Development begins with technical and commercial evaluation, followed by an agreed project scope if the project is feasible.
Requirements Review
Customer application, volume, technical target and commercial
requirements are reviewed before project commitment.
Feasibility Evaluation
Engineering feasibility, development effort, validation needs
and production impact are evaluated for the proposed project.
Project-Specific Scope
The exact development scope is defined only after the project
has been technically reviewed and accepted.
MOQ Evaluated Case by Case
There is no single published MOQ that applies to every OEM or
ODM project.
Important Scope Boundary
Customizable Does Not Mean Unlimited Redesign
Website examples describe customization capabilities that have been confirmed for CCH projects. Requests involving other changes must be reviewed separately before they are represented as available. Firmware changes, communication-protocol changes, wiring changes, mounting-dimension changes or mechanical redesign should not be assumed to be standard OEM options unless specifically confirmed for the project.
Have a Custom Requirement Not Listed Above?
Send the product type, expected quantity, requested modification, application and destination market. CCH can review whether the requirement fits standard OEM adaptation or needs a separate ODM development evaluation.
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Engineering & R&D Capability
Engineering Capability Behind OEM & ODM Sensor Projects
A meaningful OEM or ODM project requires more than relabeling a finished sensor. CCH combines multidisciplinary product engineering, in-house testing capability and industrial sensor development experience to evaluate, validate and industrialize project-specific requirements.
Product Engineering
From Sensor Concept to Production-Ready Design
CCH’s technical team brings together expertise in embedded systems, software, optics, mechanical structure and motion-control technologies. This multidisciplinary foundation supports both continuous development of standard products and feasibility evaluation for deeper OEM / ODM projects.
1,500+
m² R&D Center
Dedicated research, development and product-validation resources supporting industrial sensor and LiDAR development.
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Embedded & Software Engineering
Embedded and software expertise supports sensing algorithms, device control, configuration tools, diagnostics and communication functions across CCH product platforms.
Embedded-system development
Sensor control and signal processing
Configuration and diagnostic software
Product-platform integration
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Optics & LiDAR Development
Optical and LiDAR engineering experience supports ranging, scanning, detection performance and product validation for industrial 2D LiDAR and laser-scanning platforms.
Optical sensing architecture
Laser ranging and scanning development
Detection-performance evaluation
LiDAR calibration and validation capability
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Mechanical & Product Engineering
Mechanical engineering capability supports enclosure integration, optical alignment, production assembly and the transition from engineering design to repeatable manufacturing.
Product mechanical structure
Optical / mechanical integration
Assembly-oriented engineering
Manufacturing-design coordination
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Industrial Sensor Application Experience
Product development is supported by practical experience with industrial sensors, machine safety, automation and LiDAR applications rather than being separated from field requirements.
Machine-safety sensing applications
Industrial automation applications
LiDAR detection and navigation applications
Customer-project feasibility review
Internal Validation Capability
EMC, Environmental & Performance Testing Resources
CCH maintains internal
EMC, environmental and product-performance testing
capabilities
to support design verification, troubleshooting and product
development. These resources help engineering teams identify
problems earlier in the development cycle before external
certification or customer qualification is required.
ESD
Immunity Evaluation
EFT / Pulse
Electrical Disturbance
Surge
Immunity Evaluation
Vibration
Mechanical Validation
High / Low Temp.
Environmental Testing
Performance
Sensor Verification
Why This Matters for OEM / ODM
Step 01
Define the Requirement
Application, quantity and requested customization are reviewed.
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Step 02
Evaluate Feasibility
Engineering impact and validation requirements are assessed.
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Step 03
Verify the Solution
Applicable internal engineering and test resources support validation.
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Step 04
Prepare for Production
Approved designs move toward repeatable manufacturing and supply.
Testing note: Internal laboratory and validation capability supports product development and engineering verification. It should not be interpreted as a substitute for third-party certification, market-specific conformity assessment or project-specific validation where those are required.
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Manufacturing & Quality Capability
From Engineering Design to Repeatable Sensor Production
OEM supply depends on more than product design. CCH combines electronics manufacturing, SMT production, in-house assembly and experienced manufacturing and quality teams to support the transition from an approved product configuration to repeatable production and delivery.
5,000+
m² Electronics Manufacturing Facility
Electronics manufacturing, product assembly and related production activities support CCH industrial sensor and LiDAR product platforms.
In-House Production Capability
Dual SMT Lines & Product Assembly
CCH operates dual SMT production lines together with internal product assembly capability. Keeping key production activities close to product engineering helps teams coordinate manufacturing requirements, product changes and project qualification more efficiently.
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SMT Production
Dual SMT lines support electronics manufacturing for CCH sensor products and provide an internal production base for repeatable OEM supply.
Dual SMT production lines
Electronics manufacturing capability
Integration with downstream product assembly
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In-House Product Assembly
Internal assembly capability supports controlled transition from electronics production to completed industrial sensor products.
Sensor product assembly
Mechanical and electronic integration
Production coordination for approved OEM configurations
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Manufacturing & Quality Team
Production is supported by personnel with industrial-sensor manufacturing and quality-management experience.
Production-process management
Assembly and manufacturing experience
Quality-control activities during production
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Engineering-to-Production Coordination
R&D and manufacturing resources can work across the same product-development process when an OEM adaptation or approved ODM project needs to move into production.
Technical requirement review
Production-impact evaluation
Support for approved project industrialization
OEM Production Path
From Approved Configuration to Production Supply
The exact workflow depends on the level of customization, but OEM projects generally move from a confirmed requirement through technical validation and production preparation before regular supply begins.
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Confirm Configuration
Product platform, customization scope and project requirements are agreed.
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Engineering Review
Requested adaptations and their production impact are evaluated.
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Verification & Preparation
The approved configuration is prepared and verified for production.
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Production Supply
Approved products move into the agreed manufacturing and delivery process.
Company Structure
Manufacturing and International Customer Support
Manufacturing
CCH Technology & Intelligence Co., Ltd.
Products are manufactured by CCH Technology & Intelligence Co., Ltd.
International Sales & Customer Support
CCH Shanghai Technology and Intelligence Co., Ltd.
International sales and customer support are handled through CCH Shanghai Technology and Intelligence Co., Ltd.
Project note: Manufacturing capability does not mean that every requested OEM modification can be introduced directly into production. Customized configurations are subject to technical review, applicable verification, production feasibility and agreed project conditions before they are confirmed for supply.
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OEM / ODM Project Process
How an OEM Safety Sensor Project Moves Forward
The best route depends on how far the requested product differs from an existing CCH platform. A simple private-label or cable adaptation can follow a different path from a deeper ODM project. The process therefore begins with requirements and feasibility—not with a fixed MOQ or development timetable.
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Share the Requirement
Provide the required sensor type, application, expected quantity, requested customization and destination market.
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Select the Starting Product
CCH reviews whether an existing ENT, SH27 or YB product platform, or the SRB-2A1B safety relay, can satisfy the technical requirement.
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Define the Customization Scope
Branding, labels, cable length, connector, housing color, packaging and documentation requirements are identified and reviewed.
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Evaluate Feasibility
Engineering impact, production feasibility, validation needs and commercial scope are evaluated before the project is confirmed.
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Verify the Approved Configuration
The agreed product configuration is reviewed and validated as applicable before moving toward regular production supply.
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Prepare for Production & Supply
After project requirements and production conditions are agreed, the approved configuration can move into the manufacturing and delivery process.
Start With Useful Project Information
What Should You Send With an OEM Inquiry?
A clear inquiry helps determine quickly whether the requirement can
be handled through a standard product, normal OEM adaptation or
needs a deeper ODM review. Exact drawings or complete engineering
documents are not always required for the first discussion, but
application and quantity information are especially
useful.
Product Type
Safety light curtain, safety laser scanner, industrial 2D LiDAR
or safety relay.
Application
Machine type, sensing task, operating environment and required
function.
Requested Changes
Logo, label, cable length, connector, housing color, packaging
or documentation.
Expected Quantity
Initial requirement and expected recurring volume if known.
Destination Market
Country or region where the machine or product will be supplied.
Existing Product Reference
Current sensor model or target performance if the project is a
replacement or redesign.
Documentation Needs
Customer branding, manual, packaging or other project documents.
Project Stage
Evaluation, prototype machine, new production program or existing
volume project.
Standard OEM Adaptation
When an Existing Product Already Fits
If the core product already satisfies the sensing and safety requirement, the project can focus on confirmed OEM adaptations around the existing product.
Private label and customized product labels
Cable length and connector adaptation
Housing-color customization
Packaging and customer-branded documentation
ODM / Custom Development
When Standard Adaptation Is Not Enough
Larger projects requiring a deeper product-development effort can be evaluated individually as ODM or custom-development projects.
Technical feasibility review before commitment
Development scope defined for the specific project
Validation and production impact considered
Commercial conditions evaluated according to project scope
MOQ & Project Timing
MOQ and Development Timing Are Evaluated by Project
CCH does not use one published MOQ or one fixed development schedule for every OEM and ODM request. Requirements differ according to the product, requested changes, validation effort, production impact and expected volume. MOQ, project timing and commercial conditions are therefore confirmed after the project scope has been reviewed.
Ready to Review an OEM or ODM Requirement?
Send the application, target product, requested customization and expected quantity. We can first determine whether the project fits a standard CCH product, OEM adaptation or deeper ODM evaluation.
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Documentation, Certification & Compliance
How Certification Works for OEM & Private-Label Safety Sensors
Certification needs special attention in an OEM safety-sensor project. Where a specific CCH product model already holds applicable certification, that certification relates to the product identity and scope accepted under the corresponding certification scheme. An OEM-branded version should not automatically be represented as certified under the customer’s identity simply because the underlying design and functions remain unchanged.
Stage 01
Certified CCH Base Product
Where an applicable CCH model has certification, its certification status is associated with the scope documented by the relevant certification body or conformity-assessment scheme.
Status should be checked at the
specific model level
Claims must match the actual issued certification or conformity
documentation
Certification should not be generalized across unrelated models
or products
Stage 02
OEM / Private-Label Product
An OEM version may be manufactured by the same producer and may retain the same approved underlying design, sensing function and technical performance while carrying the customer’s own brand, model designation or product identity.
Same manufacturer does not automatically transfer the certificate
Same product design does not by itself create certification under
a new OEM identity
Branding and product identification must be handled according to
the applicable certification rules
Stage 03
OEM / Additional Certification Route
If the customer needs certification or conformity documentation under its own brand or approved OEM product identity, the applicable certification body or scheme should be reviewed before those claims are made.
Requirements depend on the
certification body and certification scheme
An additional certificate, OEM certificate or equivalent route
may be applicable
Final claims must match the documentation formally issued or
accepted for the OEM identity
Important Certification Distinction
“Based on a Certified CCH Product” Is Not the Same as “The OEM Product Is Certified”
An OEM product may use the same underlying product design, manufacturing source and technical functions as a certified CCH model while still requiring separate certification handling for the OEM brand, model designation or product identity. The OEM-branded product should therefore only carry certification or conformity claims that are supported by the documentation applicable to that OEM identity.
OEM Documentation Support
Product Documentation Can Be Prepared Around the Approved OEM Configuration
Documentation can be adapted to the agreed OEM project, while certification and conformity claims remain tied to the actual product status and documentation applicable to that configuration.
English Manuals
Manuals for applicable OEM projects.
Customer-Branded Documents
Agreed customer branding can be applied to applicable project
documentation.
Product Specifications
Technical documentation based on the approved product
configuration.
Certification / Conformity Documents
Availability and applicability depend on the specific model,
OEM identity and actual certification status.
When the OEM Customer Needs Certification Under Its Own Identity
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Identify the Base Product
Confirm the CCH model and applicable certification or conformity documentation.
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Define the OEM Identity
Confirm customer brand, model designation, product label and other identity information.
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Review the Applicable Route
Determine whether an additional, OEM or equivalent certification procedure is required.
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Align Claims With Documentation
Use certification and conformity claims only within the scope formally issued or accepted for the OEM product identity.
Certification & Compliance Principle
Certification Claims Must Follow the Actual Product Identity and Applicable Documentation
Certification and conformity requirements vary by product, certification scheme, destination market and the scope of the OEM change. If branding, model designation, labeling or other project details affect the certification record, the appropriate procedure should be completed with the relevant certification body or scheme. The certification status of the original CCH product must not be used to imply certification of an OEM/private-label product beyond the documentation applicable to that OEM identity.
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Who We Work With
OEM Sensor Support for Machine Builders, Integrators & Private-Label Programs
CCH OEM and ODM support is intended for customers that need an industrial sensor platform integrated into a repeatable machine, automation system, distribution program or larger product project. The right cooperation model depends on the application, customization depth and expected project volume.
OEM Equipment Manufacturers
Machine Builders
Machine manufacturers may need safety sensors or industrial LiDAR supplied as part of a standardized equipment platform, sometimes with installation, branding or documentation requirements different from a catalog product.
Repeatable sensor configuration for a machine series
Cable length or connector adaptation
Product and documentation consistency across equipment programs
Application and product-selection support
Typical Support
Standard product supply, OEM adaptation or deeper project evaluation depending on the machine requirement.
Automation Projects
Automation & System Integrators
Integrators often need the correct sensing architecture first: safety light curtain, safety laser scanner, switching-output 2D LiDAR, raw-data LiDAR or related safety-control components.
Product selection around the actual sensing function
Safety-rated versus non-safety architecture clarification
Installation-oriented cable or connector requirements
Documentation for project integration
Typical Support
Application review, product configuration and applicable OEM adaptation for repeatable integration projects.
Private Label
Distributors & Private-Label Brands
Distribution partners may use an established CCH platform while presenting the product under their own approved brand identity and customer-facing documentation.
Customer logo and private-label product identity
Customized product labels
Packaging and customer-branded documentation
Certification planning where the OEM brand requires its own
certificate documentation
Typical Support
Private-label project review together with branding, documentation and applicable certification-path discussion.
Larger Custom Projects
Volume OEM & ODM Programs
When a substantial commercial project cannot be fulfilled through normal labeling or product adaptation, a deeper ODM or custom development route can be evaluated.
Defined application and technical requirement
Meaningful expected project volume
Development feasibility and validation review
Project-specific MOQ and commercial evaluation
Typical Support
Requirements review, engineering feasibility assessment and an agreed ODM scope when the project is technically and commercially suitable.
Good Starting Point
A Clear Application + Expected Quantity
The most useful first inquiry normally includes the sensor type or application, requested changes, expected quantity and destination market. This is usually enough to begin determining the appropriate standard, OEM or ODM route.
Requires Evaluation
Deep Customization Without a Defined Project
Requests for major product redesign are evaluated according to technical feasibility and commercial scope. They should not be treated as automatic catalog customization simply because OEM or ODM support is available.
OEM / ODM Project Review
Tell Us What You Are Building
Send the machine or application, target sensor platform, requested customization, expected quantity and destination market. We can help determine whether a standard CCH product, OEM adaptation or deeper ODM evaluation is the appropriate starting point.
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OEM & Custom Sensor FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About OEM & Private-Label Safety Sensors
Common questions about private labeling, customization, ODM development, MOQ, documentation and certification for OEM industrial sensor projects.
Can you put our company logo and brand on CCH safety sensors?
Yes. Customer logo, private-label branding and customized product labels can be supported for applicable OEM projects.
The final product identity and label content are reviewed as part of the project, especially where safety certification or conformity documentation is relevant.
Can cable length and connectors be customized?
Yes. Cable length and connector adaptation can be evaluated according to the selected product platform and installation requirement.
Other wiring or electrical-design changes should not be assumed to be standard customization unless specifically confirmed for the project.
Can the sensor housing color be customized?
Yes. Housing-color customization can be evaluated according to the product platform, required color and project quantity.
Housing color does not automatically include enclosure redesign, mounting-dimension changes or mechanical restructuring.
Can you provide private-label packaging, manuals and product documents?
Yes. OEM projects can include customized packaging, English manuals and customer-branded product documentation according to the agreed scope.
Technical, safety, certification and conformity claims in those documents must remain consistent with the approved product and applicable documentation.
What is the MOQ for OEM safety sensors?
There is no single published MOQ that applies to every OEM project.
MOQ is evaluated project by project according to the product platform, requested changes, production impact and expected volume.
Does CCH support genuine ODM or custom product development?
Yes. Substantial projects that cannot be fulfilled through normal OEM adaptation can be evaluated for ODM or custom-product development.
Technical feasibility, expected volume, development effort, validation needs and production impact are reviewed before the development scope is confirmed.
Which CCH product platforms are currently available for OEM projects?
Current international products include:
- ENT Type 4 safety light curtains
- SH27 safety laser scanners
- YB industrial 2D LiDAR
- SRB-2A1B safety relay
The correct product should be selected according to the actual sensing, safety or control function required by the application.
Is YB 2D LiDAR a safety-rated sensor?
No. YB is an industrial 2D LiDAR platform, not a safety laser scanner.
Where safety-rated protective scanning is required, an applicable safety laser scanner such as the SH27 platform should instead be evaluated according to the required safety function and risk assessment.
If the original CCH product is certified, is the OEM-branded product automatically certified?
No. Where an original CCH model holds applicable certification, that does not automatically mean the OEM/private-label version is certified under the customer’s own brand, model designation or product identity.
This remains true even when the same manufacturer produces the product and the underlying approved design and technical functions remain unchanged.
How can an OEM customer obtain certification under its own brand?
The applicable certification body and scheme should first be reviewed for the specific product and OEM identity.
Depending on the scheme, an additional certificate, OEM certificate or equivalent certification route may be applicable.
Certification or conformity claims for the OEM product should match the documentation formally issued or accepted for that OEM identity.
Does private labeling change the product’s technical safety classification?
If an approved OEM change is limited to branding, labeling or other changes that do not alter the underlying product design, the technical design itself may remain unchanged.
However, technical safety characteristics and certification status are separate issues. An unchanged design does not automatically transfer the original CCH certificate to the OEM brand or product identity.
What information should we send to start an OEM or ODM project?
A useful first inquiry normally includes:
- Product type or target platform
- Machine or application
- Requested customization
- Expected quantity
- Destination market
- Certification or documentation requirements
- Current project stage
This is normally enough to determine whether the project should begin with a standard product, OEM adaptation or deeper ODM evaluation.
Important for Private-Label Safety Products
Plan the Certification Route Before Finalizing the OEM Product Identity
If the customer needs certification or conformity documentation under its own brand or model identity, that requirement should be identified early in the OEM project. Product naming, labeling and the applicable certification route may need to be coordinated with the relevant certification body or scheme. The original CCH certification documentation should not simply be reused to imply certification under a different OEM identity.
Still Have an OEM Requirement to Confirm?
Send the target product, requested customization, estimated quantity, destination market and certification needs. CCH can review the appropriate product and project route before detailed development begins.
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Start Your OEM / ODM Project
What to Prepare for an OEM Safety Sensor Inquiry
A useful first discussion does not require a complete engineering specification. Start with the product, application and commercial information you already know. CCH can then help determine whether the requirement fits a standard product, OEM adaptation or deeper ODM development project.
01 · Product
Target Product
Tell us whether you are considering an ENT safety light curtain, SH27 safety laser scanner, YB industrial 2D LiDAR or the SRB-2A1B safety relay, or need help choosing the appropriate starting product.
02 · Application
Machine & Sensing Task
Describe the machine, equipment or automation system and what the sensor is expected to detect, protect or provide to the control system.
03 · Customization
Requested OEM Changes
Identify any required logo, product label, cable length, connector, housing color, packaging or customer-branded documentation.
04 · Quantity
Expected Project Volume
Share the initial requirement and expected recurring quantity if known. MOQ and commercial conditions are evaluated according to the actual project.
05 · Market
Destination Country or Region
Destination market can influence documentation, certification and project requirements, especially for safety-related products.
06 · Certification
OEM Certificate Requirements
Tell us whether the OEM-branded product needs certification documentation under your own brand or product identity so the applicable certification route can be considered early.
OEM · Private Label · ODM
Discuss Your Industrial Safety Sensor Project
CCH can review your application against the current ENT, SH27 and YB product platforms together with the SRB-2A1B safety relay, identify the confirmed OEM adaptations that may be applicable and determine whether a larger custom requirement should move into an ODM feasibility evaluation.
Project Review
Send Us Your Requirement
Include as much of the product, application, customization, quantity, destination market and certification information as you currently have.
Discuss Your OEM Project →
Certification Reminder
If an OEM/private-label safety product needs certification under the customer’s own brand or product identity, include that requirement during the initial project discussion. The original CCH product certificate should not automatically be treated as certification of the OEM-branded product. The applicable additional, OEM or equivalent certification route should be reviewed before certification claims are made.
Final product configuration, customization scope, MOQ, project timing,
documentation and certification support are confirmed according to the
specific project.