Shenzhen EVA Pack Co,. Ltd

Shenzhen EVA Pack Co., Ltd is a Chinese manufacturing entity established in 2006. The company states its core operations are located in Huizhou city’s Huiyang district, covering approximately 6,500 square meters of factory space, with a primary focus on EVA-based products. Its product portfolio centers on three main categories: EVA cases designed to provide waterproofing, shock resistance, and drop protection for small machines, instruments, and electronics; EVA pads including cushions and various body pads such as waist, hip, and knee pads; and additional EVA parts. The business emphasizes a fully integrated production workflow, describing capabilities in moulding, gluing, and sewing as part of an all-in-one service that spans from initial mould creation to final packing. The company also invites visitors to tour its factory, indicating an openness to on-site inspections and direct engagement with its manufacturing processes. Website access is provided for more information: http://www.evacase-yw.com.

This profile consolidates the available information from the company’s original profile. It reflects Shenzhen EVA Pack Co., Ltd’s stated specialization in EVA-based solutions and its end-to-end production capabilities. Information beyond what is provided (such as certifications, export markets, logistics services, or distribution networks) is not available in the supplied materials. The profile aims to present a factual, third-party overview suitable for a professional logistics marketplace, avoiding promotional language while highlighting core product offerings and manufacturing practices.

For potential clients, the company appears to offer a compact, integrated manufacturing model focused on EVA products, with an emphasis on protective and cushioning applications for consumer electronics and related equipment. Given the absence of explicit logistics services (e.g., air/sea freight, warehousing, or customs capabilities) in the available data, no logistics-specific capabilities are asserted beyond the company’s stated in-house production competencies.