Welons Group operates a manufacturing base of around 12,000 m² in Guangzhou, China, with about 80–100 production and office staff, supplying building materials and photovoltaic products to customers in over 30 countries. The factory combines glass processing, solar panel assembly, and inverter/battery integration in one facility, allowing customers to source multiple product categories from a single supplier. Standard orders are typically ready for shipment within 2–4 weeks.
Our glass workshop handles cutting, edge grinding, tempering, and laminating for architectural glass products including clear glass, tempered glass, laminated safety glass, and BIPV photovoltaic glass.
Our solar panel line assembles both rigid panels and flexible panels, serving residential, commercial, and off-grid power system customers.
For inverters and energy storage systems, we work with established component suppliers and carry out in-house testing and final assembly.
By keeping production focused on reliable, consistent output rather than chasing headline capacity numbers, Welons gives overseas customers steady quality, flexible MOQs, and a one-stop sourcing experience across building materials and solar products.
OEM Case Study: BIPV Curtain Wall for Philippine Hospital
Cooperation Mode
OEM custom manufacturing for a commercial renovation project
Project Background
A private hospital in General Santos City, Philippines, was upgrading its old curtain wall to reduce summer cooling costs while maintaining a clean, professional medical facility appearance. The building's south-facing facade absorbed significant heat under tropical sun, driving up air conditioning expenses year-round.
Our OEM Customization
Results
This OEM project demonstrates our ability to combine BIPV glass production with architectural customization, delivering a ready-to-install solution that meets both aesthetic and energy-saving goals for commercial clients.
Welons maintains a small but experienced technical team focused on practical product development and customization for building materials and photovoltaic applications. Rather than pursuing purely theoretical research, our R&D work centers on solving real problems that our overseas customers face—such as adapting standard products to local climate conditions, meeting specific project dimensions, and improving product durability for long-term outdoor use.
Our engineers work closely with the production floor, so that new designs and modifications can move quickly from drawing to sample testing and then into production without unnecessary delays.
Our R&D process is designed around OEM/ODM needs:
We also maintain communication with material suppliers and industry testing bodies to stay updated on new glass technologies and international standards, helping our products remain competitive in export markets.
While we are not a large-scale research institute, our practical approach allows us to turn customer needs into deliverable products efficiently—balancing customization with cost control and reliable lead times.