Components are checked on arrival and assembly is inspected on the line at our manufacturing partner's facility.
Manufacturing
E-bike quality inspection and supply evidence.
Named components, assembly by our manufacturing partner, practical QC and documentation — the working system behind every TOJEN platform.
01 · Components and assembly
Named components, assembled by our manufacturing partner.
Every TOJEN platform is built from components we can name, trace and replace — assembled at our manufacturing partner's facility in Xingtai, Hebei.







02 · Quality control
A hands-on QC system, not a certificate wall.
Inspection where problems actually happen — carried out at the shipping location, before the goods leave.
Orders of 50 units or more receive a full unit-by-unit QC inspection before shipment — frame, motor, battery and accessories against the confirmed brief.
Full inspection happens at the shipping location before dispatch — not after arrival, so faults are fixed at source.
Export-grade packaging, container loading and shipping documentation prepared for long-distance freight.



03 · Compliance
CE and product-safety documentation.
Four redacted conformity and test documents are published for reference. Each document has its own holder, product scope and validity status, and none is presented as covering the complete TOJEN product range.




Four documents are published as redacted public previews, and each one has its own holder, standard, validity dates and model scope - the holders are not all the same entity. The General Product Safety Directive certificate expires on 28 September 2026 and moves to the historical evidence area on that date. No document on this page is presented as covering the full range: model scope is mapped per order, and a certification statement is only added to a product page once that model is mapped to a document. Full copies are provided in the sourcing review. Open the evidence centre ↗
04 · Export markets
Markets under development, and what we still have to verify in each one.
The markets below are where we are directing business development. None of the notes is a demand, volume or compliance claim — each one is the question we verify with a local buyer before quoting. Export packaging, OEM configuration and destination documentation can be prepared according to market requirements.
Gulf · Middle East
Primary development market for TOJEN. Demand signals, use case and required documents are confirmed buyer by buyer.
Primary marketGCC expansion market. Volume and model mix are confirmed through enquiries, not assumed.
GCC expansionOpportunity market. Order value and model fit are confirmed through enquiries, not assumed.
Opportunity marketOpportunity market. Terrain profile is a hypothesis to verify with local buyers.
Opportunity marketOceania
Compliance-first market. Commercial pages wait for the 250 W configuration and EN 15194 document set.
Compliance firstResearch stage. Local rules and importer expectations are being reviewed before any page is built.
Research stageSelected outdoor markets
Distributor validation. Terrain and durability requirements are confirmed with local distributors.
Distributor validationDistributor validation. Terrain profile is a hypothesis to verify with local distributors.
Distributor validationDistributor validation. Dealer and project demand are confirmed through distributor enquiries.
Distributor validationDeferred compliance market. Category rules and labelling are verified before any commercial page is built.
Deferred compliance marketExport-grade packaging






Inspection scope
What the pre-dispatch inspection covers.
Ten checks, applied to every unit in an order of 20 or more, at the shipping location and before the goods leave.
- Specification is fixed in writing before production starts.
- Components match the confirmed build sheet, including motor, controller and battery pack.
- Assembly completeness: every unit is checked, not a sample of the order.
- Battery fitment, connector seating and charge behaviour are checked per unit.
- Brake operation and wheel true are checked per unit.
- Display, lights and assist behaviour are checked against the confirmed configuration.
- Carton protection, accessory bag and spare-parts allocation match the order.
- Shipping marks and labels match the destination market documents.
- Inspection is completed at the shipping location before dispatch.
- The inspection result is recorded against the order, not against a sample.
Document index
Model-linked documents to ask for.
Documents are useful only when they name the exact model and variant you are buying. Ask for each of these against that model, not against the range.
- Model-level BOMComponent list for the exact model and variant, including motor, controller, battery and display.
- Nameplate dataThe markings applied to the frame and battery for the build being quoted.
- Photographs of the buildImages of the exact configuration offered, not a family scene.
- Test and conformity documentsDocuments mapped to the model and variant, with the holder and the scope stated.
- Commercial documentsQuotation, order confirmation, commercial invoice and packing list for the agreed Incoterm.
- Packing and loading dataCarton dimensions and gross weight per unit, used to calculate the container plan.
Orders of 50 units or more support full unit-by-unit inspection before dispatch, covering the frame, motor, battery and accessories. No destination inspection is offered and no destination inspection is claimed. Certificate holder, model coverage and validity dates are stated per document and should be read before a document is used in a market application.
FAQ
Quality control questions.
General buyer questions are answered on the support page.
When does quality control happen?
What is actually inspected?
Can we use a third-party inspection company?
Which documents arrive with an order?
Is there a warranty on the bikes?
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