Manufacturing Capabilities
Jinhua Meihe Art Materials Factory operates a 7,000 m² manufacturing site in Jinhua, Zhejiang. Production covers wood-frame processing, canvas and board preparation, frame assembly, easel assembly, printed display products and export packing for picture-frame and art-material programs

2009
Factory established
7,000 m²
Manufacturing site
300,000
Sets per month
45 days
Published lead-time reference

Manufacturing Overview
Development and manufacturing.
Meihe brings research and development, production and export supply together within one art-materials business.
Creative and decorative ranges.
We manufacture for children's DIY activities and painting practice, as well as home decoration and display. The range includes painting supports for further creative work and finished decorative products.
Production Areas & Workflow
The production route is organized in three connected stages so components move from material preparation to forming and assembly, then into finished-product packing without mixing unrelated product lots.
Material Preparation
Timber and boards are cut and prepared to the required profile or panel format. Canvas, magnetic backing, printed surfaces and accessory sets are prepared according to the product specification.
Forming & Assembly
Frame parts move through corner preparation and joining; canvas and board products move through mounting, printing or surface preparation; easel components are assembled into their specified structure.
Packing Preparation
Completed products are grouped by SKU and pack format, then routed to shrink, card or carton packing according to the finished product and shipment configuration.
Production Equipment
Equipment is concentrated around three production functions: timber and board preparation, frame joining, and final packing. The published factory equipment list is grouped below by its role in production.
Wood & Board Preparation
Cutting and profiling capacity supports straight stock preparation, panel sizing and repeatable component dimensions before frame joining or board assembly.
Frame Cutting & Joining
Dedicated corner and frame-joining equipment handles the core mechanical assembly stage for rectangular and shaped frame programs.
Finished-Product Packing
Shrink and card-packing equipment supports retail packs, protected sets and carton-ready finished goods across multiple art-material formats.
Manufacturing Capabilities by Product
Each product family uses a different combination of materials, forming methods and assembly steps. The current catalog shows the following production scope.
Picture Frames
Production covers canvas and decorative frames using solid wood or pine inner structures, printed canvas, magnetic constructions and decorative outer-frame materials. Square, round, oval, arched and other shaped formats are represented across the current frame range.
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Drawing Boards
Blank, printed and magnetic drawing-board constructions are produced in multiple compact art sizes. Current catalog examples include 0.25 cm boards and 0.4 cm magnetic boards, with cotton canvas and soft-magnetic backing used in selected models.
02
Easels
Easel production includes solid-pine and plastic constructions, from compact pine stands to A-frame and adjustable plastic formats. Current pine models include 20×30 cm and 24×40 cm sizes, while plastic models use integrated frame-and-easel structures.
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Shaped / Aura Frames
This line focuses on non-standard geometry, including round, oval, arched, hexagonal and irregular canvas frames. Current catalog options combine blank or printed canvas with shaped frame profiles for decorative and creative-art applications.
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Display Items
Display-item manufacturing covers printed canvas frames, hanging scrolls and frame-and-easel sets. Single-color and multicolor printing are used across current catalog products, with component sets packed as complete display or art-use combinations.
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Production Capacity & Order Management
Our monthly production capacity is 300,000 sets, with a reference production lead time of 45 days. Production schedules are based on the selected products, quantity per item and target delivery date. For products supplied as sets, order quantities refer to complete sets rather than the individual frames, stands or accessories they contain.
