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Start Your Custom Boat OEM Project

Share your product requirements, target market and estimated order volume. We will review feasible hull configurations, customization scope, MOQ and production timing for your project.

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info@neptunor.com

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+86 192 9532 9680

Qualified OEM inquiries are acknowledged within 1 business day.

NDA support is available before you share confidential files.

What you'll receive

  • ✓ Feasible hull platforms and construction options for your market position
  • ✓ Customization scope, MOQ guidance and sample path
  • ✓ Production timing after specifications, artwork and approvals are confirmed
  • ✓ The exact information needed for an accurate quotation

Start Your Custom Boat OEM Project

This form is for brands, importers, distributors, charter operators, rental fleets and commercial marine buyers planning custom boat development or volume purchasing. Share your target market, estimated quantity and launch schedule so we can assess feasible specifications, MOQ and production timing.

Step 1 of 2 — Tell Us About Your Project

Please provide the information needed to assess whether your project is a fit for custom boat manufacturing. An estimated range is acceptable where final details are not yet confirmed.

Project Fit
Please enter your registered business name or trading name.
A business email helps us route your project to the appropriate team.
Please select where the finished products will be sold, not only where they will be shipped.
Pre-filled based on this page. You may change it if needed.
A range is enough at this stage. MOQ depends on model, graphics, accessories and packaging.
Choose the closest timeframe. Production timing is confirmed after specifications and approvals are complete.
This helps us recommend the right next step — from concept review to production planning.

Custom project MOQ depends on hull platform, construction, artwork, accessory set and packaging. Sample, pilot-order and volume-production quantities may differ. Please select the closest expected quantity range; our team will confirm the applicable MOQ after reviewing your project scope.

Factory Trust & Verification

Every claim on this site is documented: legal entity registration (Neptunor Marine Co., Ltd.), a physical 18,000 m² factory in Qingdao you can visit or audit, real engineers under NDA, downloadable QMS documents, serial-numbered test records and contractual signatures. Download the official verification guide and review the 12 questions buyers ask before ordering.

Download the guide (PDF)

OEM Buyer Trust & Factory Assurance Guide (PDF)

Official B2B guide (Part II, DOC-ENG-2026-EN): entity registration, physical factory audit, real engineers, QMS documents, third-party inspection, contractual protection and governance signatures.

The 12 questions buyers ask before ordering

Neptunor is the B2B boat manufacturing brand of Neptunor Marine Co., Ltd. We operate the 18,000 m² plant in Qingdao ourselves — design, cutting, RF welding, assembly and testing all happen in one facility. There are no intermediaries: the people answering your questions are the people building your boats.
A designated project engineer and a designated QC contact, plus the department heads who sign your documents. You can ask to speak directly with the Chief Engineer, the QA Director or the factory director — before and after ordering. No account-manager layers sit between you and the people doing the work.
Yes. We arrange factory visits at our plant in Qingdao, Shandong, and support remote audits with live video walkthroughs. Audits can be arranged independently (your own inspector or a third party such as SGS, TÜV, BV or Intertek), and the audit schedule can be written into the contract.
Yes. Our standard NDA is signed within 4 business hours of your request, before any proprietary specification, artwork or technical file is shared. Bilingual versions (English/Chinese) are available and the document is counter-signed by the factory director.
Every claim on this site has a document behind it: QMS SOPs and inspection standards are downloadable, anonymized quality-record samples are published, and test data is recorded per serial number with 10-year lot ERP traceability. You can also schedule a third-party pre-shipment inspection of your choice.
Every boat is tested before packing and lot records trace root cause by serial number. The contract defines inspection, replacement and rework obligations, and the QA Director signs off lot release. Reworked boats are fully retested — never partially.
Yes — and the records prove it. Every air chamber is inflated to 0.35 bar and held for 24 hours with continuous sensor logging; any chamber dropping more than 0.02 bar in 24 hours is auto-rejected and re-inspected. Test records are linked to each serial number and part of the lot documentation.
ISO 9001:2015 quality management, CE certification under the EU Recreational Craft Directive 2013/53/EU, ISO 6185 compliance for inflatable boats, plus facility and material BSCI, REACH and RoHS compliance. Certificate numbers and audit records are provided on request or during an audit — the list is published, not "available only on request".
Yes. Your brand, designs and tooling are protected by NDA, brand-license terms and mould ownership or purchase clauses written into the contract. Tooling is held for the brand and is transferable. Territory and exclusivity terms are agreed in writing before production.
MOQ is project-specific and explained in our MOQ guide: 1–2 units for samples, co-branding from 5–10 units, pilot batches of 20–50 units, and standard volume of 90–100+ units per approved configuration (subject to material-roll and packaging requirements). New hull or console tooling starts at 50–100+ units and adds 20–35 days of tooling time. The calculation is confirmed before quoting — no vague "low MOQ" numbers.
Delivery timing is confirmed after spec, artwork and packaging review — never promised up front. The contract covers scheduling, delay notification and the resolution path, and the quarterly business review tracks delivery performance against the agreed calendar.
Orders and agreements are jointly signed by the Sales VP, the Chief Engineer and the QA Director — the three people responsible respectively for commercial terms, engineering execution and quality release. You receive signed documents with the contract records.