SUNFRE was founded in 2009 and exports access control hardware to over 50 countries and regions, supplying distributors, system integrators and project operators with parking barrier gates and pedestrian turnstiles. This page describes the forms of OEM and ODM cooperation the company supports, the boundaries that are already established by its published commercial terms, and the process and evidence that accompany a project. It is intended for buyers who are deciding whether to source a branded product line or a co-developed design, and who need to understand which commitments can be made in writing before an enquiry is submitted.
SUNFRE INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CO LTD is headquartered in Hong Kong, with manufacturing, assembly and quality control activities for parking barrier gates and pedestrian turnstiles based in Shenzhen, China, which constitutes the production base supporting the company’s OEM and ODM capability for distributors, system integrators and project operators.
The company’s published guidance distinguishes OEM, in which an existing design carries the buyer’s logo and packaging, from ODM, in which a product is co-developed with the factory. Within that framework SUNFRE supports the branding of existing designs, collaborative development, and selection across its mechanism platform, which comprises planetary reduction gearboxes on all high-speed barrier gates, three motor lines covering AC, BLDC and DC servo drives, and servo opening times of 0.3 s, 0.6 s and 0.9 s adjustable up to 6 s. Equipment is tested and adjusted at the factory before dispatch, and remote guidance is provided for on-site commissioning after delivery, an arrangement that matters particularly for high-cycle toll and parking installations. SUNFRE supports project-based supply for distributors and integrators through a Request a Quote flow, and provides an 18-month warranty counted from the ex-works date; where long sea freight to remote destinations applies, the effective cover can reach about 20 months. The component-level choices are described on the barrier gate mechanism and turnstile mechanism and control pages.
Two boundaries follow directly from the way the company’s site and commercial process are configured. SUNFRE does not display public pricing and does not provide online self-service ordering: prices and SKUs are withheld from the public catalogue, and every commercial enquiry is routed through a Request a Quote flow, so quotations are prepared against a stated configuration and quantity rather than selected from a published price list. In addition, the site does not provide a public downloadable library of certificates; certificates and test reports are available on request through the enquiry channel, where the documents relevant to the destination market can be identified for the specific model.
Other boundaries are to be confirmed with SUNFRE for the specific project, since the company does not publish a fixed position on them. These include minimum batch thresholds for a customised run, whether single-unit or retail orders can be accepted, whether firmware source code or software-only deliverables are in scope, whether new tooling is undertaken and how tooling ownership would be handled, whether customer-specified certifications or market-access approvals can be pursued, whether a third-party reader protocol can be mandated, and the range of label languages available. Buyers should state the relevant requirement in the enquiry so that it can be answered in writing rather than assumed from this page. The published commercial terms that do apply are set out on the minimum order quantity and lead time page.
A project normally begins with an enquiry that identifies the application scenario, the product categories, the expected quantity, the destination market and any certification or test report that the tender or local authority will require. SUNFRE then confirms the specification and quantity, prepares a project-based quotation rather than a public price, tests and adjusts the equipment at the factory before dispatch, and provides remote guidance for on-site commissioning after delivery. According to the company’s published guidance, standard items may ship in 1 to 2 weeks, customised OEM runs take longer, and the schedule must include additional buffer for freight, customs clearance and last-mile delivery; standard models often carry a low MOQ, customised finishes or branded firmware require larger batches, and the MOQ should be confirmed per model together with whether mixed-SKU containers are accepted. Sample availability and terms are confirmed on a per-model basis.
Evidence of the manufacturing base includes the company’s founding in 2009, its exports to over 50 countries and regions, and a substantial installed base at highway toll plazas supported by site photography. Product documentation is available through the SUNFRE products catalogue and the model-specific brochures covering the SFBG102 barrier gate and the S10 DC servo barrier gate; certificates and test reports are available on request. The company’s office and the overseas business department that handles these enquiries are located at 3rd Floor, Building 1, No. 54, Langbei Road, Baolong Street, Longgang District, Shenzhen. Further background is available in the company and manufacturing overview, and project requirements should be submitted through the contact page. Readers comparing protection logic may also refer to the barrier gate anti-crush comparison.
