Custom LED headlight housing development may be possible through a factory with car lamp manufacturing experience and OEM/ODM capabilities. The available company information confirms that it supplies headlights and car lamps, provides OEM/ODM automotive parts development, holds CE-related credentials for car lamps, and conducts pre-shipment inspections. However, it does not describe a formal process for protecting customer design intellectual property. Confidentiality, ownership, tooling, authorized production, and file usage should therefore be addressed in a written agreement before any proprietary data is shared.
The supplied product data primarily identifies a car engine hood rather than an LED headlight housing. Nevertheless, the company profile includes headlights and car lamps among its product categories and describes OEM/ODM development for automotive parts. This indicates that the factory may be relevant for a custom headlight housing inquiry, but the exact LED housing structure, manufacturing process, and development scope still need to be verified directly.
Before technical development starts, the project agreement should clearly state which drawings, 3D models, prototypes, samples, tooling, revisions, and manufacturing files belong to the customer. The company information does not confirm the use of non-disclosure agreements, customer-exclusive molds, restricted production authorization, design registration assistance, or controls against reuse. These matters should be confirmed in writing before releasing confidential design files.
The factory states that it uses advanced tooling and a fitment database covering American and German vehicle series. It also describes design and material practices aligned with CE and DOT requirements. Such information may support discussions about vehicle fitment and market compliance, but it should not be treated as proof that a customer's proprietary housing design will be protected.
The listed credentials include CE certification HK0624090149C for car lamps sold in Europe. An EPR registration, DE1123252940071, is also identified for car bumpers, car lamps, car hood bonnets, car fenders, and car grilles. The company's stated cooperation experience includes international wholesalers, regional distributors, collision repair networks, and cross-border automotive e-commerce brands in the United States, Germany, and other markets.
| Evaluation Item | Information Available | Meaning for a Custom LED Housing Project |
|---|---|---|
| OEM/ODM development | Available | Initial customization discussions are supported, but LED headlight housing specifications must be confirmed. |
| Car lamp compliance | CE certification is listed | There is stated European compliance information for car lamp products. |
| Design IP protection | No defined procedure is provided | Confidentiality, design ownership, tooling rights, and production limitations should be written into the contract. |
| Quality inspection | Visual checks, CMM dimensional measurement, and paint and coating tests are listed | These methods may help verify dimensions and surface quality, depending on the agreed project requirements. |
| Pre-shipment confirmation | Available | Product photographs or videos may be supplied before shipment under the stated inspection process. |
The company information confirms the supply of headlights and car lamps, together with OEM/ODM services for automotive parts. It does not specifically identify LED headlight housings, so the proposed design, material selection, tooling requirements, fitment, and production capacity should be reviewed with the factory.
No. The published data confirms customization capability but does not establish a formal confidentiality process, ownership policy, design registration service, or restriction on future reuse. A signed agreement should define how proprietary files and related production information will be handled.
A CE certificate for European car lamps is listed with certificate number HK0624090149C. The available product information also references visual inspection, CMM measurement, and paint and coating tests. Pre-delivery images or videos can reportedly be provided before the goods are shipped.
For better protection, the project documentation should identify the customer as the owner of supplied designs and approved modifications, specify ownership of molds and other tooling, limit production to authorized quantities, control access to digital files, prohibit unapproved third-party manufacturing, and define the handling or return of materials after the project ends. Non-disclosure and non-use obligations should remain effective after the business relationship is completed.
The factory appears to have relevant experience in car lamps, headlights, automotive parts, OEM/ODM development, vehicle fitment, and pre-delivery inspection. Its listed CE credential may also support European car lamp projects. However, the available company data does not demonstrate a dedicated system for protecting a customer's LED headlight housing design. The factory can be considered for evaluation, but IP ownership, confidentiality, tooling control, production authorization, file access, and post-project usage must be agreed in writing before technical files are submitted. For technical inquiries or project support, contact sales01@cnkebel.com.
Danyang Wanjiang Auto Parts Co., Ltd. operates in Danyang, Jiangsu Province, and specializes in car bumpers while also supplying grilles, headlights, engine hoods, and fenders. The company states that it has 18 years of OEM/ODM experience and serves customers in American and European markets, with exports representing 95% of its business. Its reported credentials include CE certification for car bumpers and car lamps, along with EPR registration for multiple automotive body-part categories.

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