Haining Qili Timer Co., Ltd. - qilitimer.com
Haining Qili Timer Co., Ltd. is in Haining, Zhejiang, China. This area has a strong precision electronics industry. The company started and became a key supplier of digital kitchen timers in China. It focuses on R&D and making easy-to-use, accurate digital timers. These timers are for home goods brands, kitchenware manufacturers and online retail platforms.
Its digital kitchen timers have clear LED displays. Users can set time from 1 second to 99 minutes. The timers support multiple functions: countdown, count-up and memory of last setting. They use low-power chips, so battery life can last up to 2 years. The casings are made of heat-resistant ABS plastic, which works well in kitchen environments. The company also offers customization: clients can choose display colors or add brand logos.
The company has a 5,000-square-meter production facility. It makes 250,000 digital kitchen timers every month. It sells to clients in 30+ Chinese cities (like Shanghai, Guangzhou and Chengdu) and exports to Southeast Asia. Its main strengths are competitive prices, fast delivery (3-5 days for small orders) and compliance with national standards (GB/T) and CE, RoHS. It also works with Chinese OEMs to provide timers for domestic kitchenware brands.
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