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Wholesale Partner Program

Wholesale Fence Supply for Importers & Distributors

Build a dependable fencing range with factory-direct woven wire, barbed wire, steel T posts and export support tailored to your market.

OEM packing availableMixed-product planningRepeat-order coordination
Finished fencing rolls prepared inside the KUNYU factory
Built for wholesale supplyFactory-direct · OEM · Mixed loading
Manufacturing foundation
30+ yearsGroup manufacturing history
8 linesProduction capability
78 staffFactory and trade team
13,640 m²Manufacturing site
Why Partner with KUNYU

Supply built around wholesale realities

A distributor needs more than a product list. We coordinate specifications, packing and repeat-order details around the way your business buys and resells fencing.

01

Specification-led supply

Confirm wire diameter, mesh pattern, roll size, coating and post configuration before quotation and production.

02

OEM & private-label packing

Discuss buyer labels, product cards, roll wrapping and export packing for qualified bulk orders.

03

Mixed-product planning

Evaluate compatible fence rolls, barbed wire, T posts and accessories for a practical mixed-container plan.

04

Repeat-order control

Keep confirmed specifications, packing references and shipment information aligned for subsequent orders.

Start a Commercial Review

Tell us what you sell and where you sell it

Share the essentials first. We will use them to assess product fit, packing needs and the right next discussion.

For importers, distributors, wholesalers and trade buyers Wholesale, OEM and container-based supply Market-specific specification and packing review

Submit Partnership Request

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Your details are used only to review and respond to this B2B partnership inquiry. Submitting this form does not create an exclusive or contractual relationship.

Export Execution

What supports the order after the quotation

The commercial plan is translated into production, packing and dispatch preparation using the approved specification and order details.

Wire fence production equipment at the KUNYU factory
01 · Production

Specification & QC control

Production follows confirmed dimensions, wire and coating requirements, with checks arranged around the order.

Finished wire fencing rolls stored for export packing and shipment
02 · Packing

Export & OEM preparation

Roll wrapping, labels and buyer-specific packing can be discussed before bulk production.

Finished fencing products staged in the KUNYU export yard
03 · Dispatch

Finished inventory staging

Completed goods are organized for shipment coordination according to the confirmed order plan.

How Cooperation Starts

A clear path from market need to repeat supply

STEP 01

Share Your Market

Tell us your country, sales channel, product focus and current sourcing situation.

STEP 02

Align the Range

Confirm models, specifications, packing needs and a workable order mix.

STEP 03

Review the First Order

Discuss samples or an initial shipment based on product and commercial requirements.

STEP 04

Coordinate Repeat Supply

Maintain approved specifications and packing references for subsequent orders.

Prepare the first-order brief: download the specification and evidence checklist. Use it to align the quotation, sample or drawing approval, inspection plan and packing records. For product selection, see the T post guide and barbed-wire evidence comparison.

Partnership FAQ

Important points before applying

What are the benefits of buying fencing directly from suppliers?

For bulk buyers, direct purchasing can simplify specification discussions, OEM packing and repeat-order coordination. KUNYU can review compatible woven wire, barbed wire and steel T posts for mixed-container supply. The minimum order is one 20ft container (1 × 20GP); product allocation, packing and timing depend on the selected order. Direct import is not automatically cheaper after freight, import charges and storage; local suppliers may suit small or urgent purchases better.

Read the bulk supplier checklist.

Who is this partnership program for?

It is intended for importers, distributors, wholesalers, trading companies and established trade buyers seeking ongoing fencing supply.

Can I request samples before a bulk order?

Sample options depend on the product, destination and commercial requirements. Share the target specification so the practical route can be discussed.

Can a fixed-knot fence manufacturer provide private-label roll labels and export packing?

Yes. KUNYU FENCING can review private-label roll labels, product cards, roll wrapping and buyer-specific export packing for qualified fixed-knot bulk orders. The 1348-6-330 model lists OEM labels and customized export packing; the order minimum is one 20ft container (1 × 20GP), and the final private-label scope depends on the selected order. Send the artwork, language, model and dimensions, buyer SKU or barcode requirements, roll quantity, packing preference and unloading method. Agree the label version, placement, sample or proof approval, package counts and measured packed dimensions before production. A catalogue packing photograph is a format reference, not approval of your branded artwork. Use the existing partnership enquiry to submit the brief.

Can several fencing products be combined in one container?

Mixed-container planning is available for compatible fence rolls, barbed wire, steel T posts and related items. The final plan depends on dimensions, weight and packing method.

What documents should we agree before the first bulk order?

Agree the SKU specification and controlling units, drawing or sample reference, inspection points and acceptance criteria, label artwork, measured packing data, commercial terms and shipment records. State which documents are required before production and before release. Sample options, report scope and timing are confirmed for the order.

Does submitting the form guarantee regional exclusivity?

No. The form starts a commercial review. Any regional cooperation arrangement must be discussed and confirmed separately in writing.