Swallow Electronics Factory is a speaker manufacturer in China, established in 2006. We boast a team of highly skilled technicians with over 15 years of industry experience. Our 3,800 sqm workshop is equipped with 12 advanced injection molding machines, enabling us to produce up to 50,000 units per month. The factory has obtained ISO9001 certification, and most of our products are CE and RoHS compliant.
We welcome OEM and ODM orders and are fully equipped to design and manufacture new models, logos, labels, and packaging tailored to meet our customers' specific requirements. Each year, we develop innovative products to maintain a competitive edge in the market.
15
Years Of Industry Experience
3,800
Sqm Workshop
12
Advanced Injection Molding Machines
7
Production Lines
Our products are ideal for various applications such as public buildings, schools, shopping malls, offices, parks, transportation hubs, industrial facilities, and outdoor spaces. They are designed to provide clear and efficient sound distribution, making them perfect for both indoor and outdoor public announcement and communication systems.
√ 15 Years of Expertise
√ In-House Production Capabilities
√ Comprehensive Service
√ Innovative Technology
In commercial places such as shopping malls and supermarkets, speakers are used to play background music, promotional information, safety tips, etc. Through a reasonably distributed speaker system, a comfortable shopping atmosphere can be created while effectively conveying important information to customers.
Speakers are used in classrooms, playgrounds, corridors, and other areas of schools to broadcast ringtones, notifications, campus radio programs, etc. For example, in the campus broadcasting system, speakers can promptly convey school notifications to all teachers and students, and can also be used to play audio content such as English listening exams.
In transportation hubs such as airports and train stations, speakers are used to broadcast flight/train information, safety alerts, missing persons notices, etc. These places usually require extensive broadcasting coverage and ensure the clarity and comprehensibility of the sound to meet the information needs of a large number of passengers.
