Owned production
Our factory supports the core cash drawer production path, configuration control, and quality checkpoints.
Factory & OEM
Make your quality requirements clear before production.
Our own production capability supports cash drawer configuration and sample review. Agree what needs to be checked, which documents apply and how the sample will be evaluated before committing to an order.
Manufacturing and inspection
AI-generated illustrations, not photographs or inspection records of our facility. Illustrated equipment and premises do not establish ownership or a specific production capability.
We operate our own factory within part of a leased industrial park, not the entire park.
Environment and assembly
Inspection
Packing and handling
What should you agree before ordering?
- Configuration
- Agree the scope
- Sample
- Check the fit
- Inspection
- Define acceptance
- Records
- Keep versions aligned
Record the model, tray, opening method and requested connection.
Evaluate a sample in the intended counter and POS environment.
Agree relevant appearance, operation and packaging checks.
Keep the reviewed sample and configuration references with your order requirements.
Plan the checks that matter to your project
Use product specifications, a reviewed sample and agreed inspection points to make your requirements tangible. Confirm process scope and available records for the selected configuration.
Mechanical fit
Review enclosure dimensions, drawer clearance and the chosen tray layout against the installation.
Change review
List requested changes and confirm feasibility, tooling needs and sample scope before proceeding.
Tray and handling
Inspect compartments, bill clips and removable parts against the documented model configuration.
Finish and packaging
Agree appearance, logo placement and packaging references for sample review.
Sales and after-sales
Provide the model, configuration and issue details so the team can review the appropriate next step.
OEM and ODM customization
Each option below is confirmed as part of the product configuration before a sample is released.
- Color
- Customer-specified enclosure color
- Logo
- Silk-print logo / Stamped logo
- Packaging
- Customer-branded packaging and carton marks
- Voltage
- 9V / 12V / 24V
- Interface
- RJ11 / RJ12 / USB
- Tray layouts
- Bill and coin tray arrangements
- Lock
- Lock type and key options
How an OEM/ODM program runs
01
Requirement and product configuration
Define the model, tray layout, voltage, interface, lock, color, logo, and packaging requirements.
02
Sample and mould confirmation
Confirm the sample and, where new tooling is involved, the mould before production is released.
03
Production
Confirm the production scope and configuration reference after sample review.
04
Inspection and document review
Agree inspection criteria and identify any model-specific compliance documents needed for the destination.
05
Packaging and branding
Approved logo placement, packaging, and carton marks are applied.
06
Shipment
Confirm packing, destination and shipping terms before committing to a dispatch schedule.
Evidence for your purchasing review
Destination requirements
Identify the destination and product configuration before assessing applicable requirements.
Applicability and available evidence require model-specific review.
Model-specific documents
Request documents that match the exact model and supplied configuration.
Applicability and available evidence require model-specific review.
Inspection records
Agree which sample and inspection records are needed for your purchasing review.
Applicability and available evidence require model-specific review.
Factory gallery
Factory photos are being prepared. Ask us for a factory introduction through the contact page.
A cash drawer brand with owned production capability.
Coffer Guard owns cash drawer production capability and brings product development, manufacturing coordination, and channel requirements into one working path.
Program focus
The work starts from POS channel needs: counter fit, operating workflow, integration inputs, and market presentation.
Coordinated supply
Confirm the manufacturing scope and any complementary processes against the agreed product brief.
Which quality checks does your team need?
Configuration and commercial details are confirmed through RFQ review.