Inside the manufacturers
Dzcolors / Chucai: glass inspection shown on the company website.
Kairui / Kindwei: building exterior shown on the company website.
Two listings can both say “tempered glass” and still quote different products. One price may cover loose glass; another may include a cleaning kit, applicator and printed box. Before choosing a factory, decide what you actually need to receive.
The ten manufacturers below offer starting points for wholesale glass, flexible films, private-label packs and marketplace orders. Use their product ranges to choose your first enquiries, then send each supplier the same model list and packing brief.
Confirm the pack contents before comparing unit prices.
The shortlist
| No. | Manufacturer | A reason to consider it |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dzcolors / Chucai | Glass and hydrogel assortments |
| 2 | Bluewei | Wholesale screen-protector programs |
| 3 | VMAX | Tempered glass and TPU buying programs |
| 4 | Jianjiantong | Multiple film materials and development requirements |
| 5 | Kairui | Phone and tablet glass sourcing |
| 6 | LKG | Screen-protector and packaging coordination |
| 7 | Boyixin | Additional glass-manufacturing option |
| 8 | Blue-Chip | Export and marketplace-oriented orders |
| 9 | New Star | Glass / TPU assortment with packing requirements |
| 10 | UR Innovation | Glass and lens-protector assortment |
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1. Dzcolors / Chucai: glass and hydrogel in one enquiry
A distributor selling both finished glass and flexible films has a reason to start with Dzcolors. The Chucai storefront lists hydrogel, tempered glass, camera-lens protection and installation products, plus full customization.
That range puts several parts of a screen-protection order in the same conversation. Send quantities by format: a finished glass kit, a hydrogel sheet and a lens protector each need their own specification and packing details.
2. Bluewei: a starting point for wholesale glass
Bluewei’s profile gives wholesale buyers something concrete to investigate: 12 production lines, production and quality-control sections, and a factory tour. Screen protectors are among its main categories.
For a recurring order, the next step is a model-by-model quote. Have Bluewei identify the proposed glass construction and everything included in the selling unit. Those details make a sample useful as a reference for the next batch.
3. VMAX: tempered glass and TPU ranges
VMAX lists tempered-glass and TPU protectors, ODM services, and material and finished-product inspection. Its storefront shows 16 years on Alibaba, which refers to platform history.
It belongs on a shortlist for a buyer considering both materials. Check minimum quantities separately for each model and material, especially if you expect to replenish only a few fast-selling models at a time.
4. Jianjiantong: a broader choice of film materials
Jianjiantong’s range includes hydrogel, watch protectors, tempered glass, UV and TPU films. Design-based customization and ODM services also appear in its profile.
This makes it an option for an enquiry that goes beyond a standard phone-glass range. For a specific development project, pin down which material, production process and test records apply. The total number of lines across a factory tells you little about an individual film until that connection is clear.
5. Kairui: phone and tablet protectors
Kairui’s verification report identifies a Screen Protector Workshop with five lines producing mobile-phone and tablet protectors. That is a useful production reference for a mixed phone-and-tablet order.
Put the complete device names and quantities on the enquiry. Tablet and phone products need their own sample and packing specifications; one general “screen protector” price will leave too much unresolved.
6. LKG: when the retail box is part of the order
LKG lists both screen protectors and paper boxes among its categories. For a private-label buyer, that is a reason to discuss the finished retail pack early.
Have the supplier explain who handles the glass, printing, labels and final packing, and which work is included in the quote. The category list opens that discussion; the quotation needs to define the actual arrangement for your order.
7. Boyixin: another glass-focused candidate
Boyixin’s manufacturer profile lists 10 production lines and includes screen protectors and tempered glass in its range. Its Alibaba storefront has a shorter history than most others here.
It is a candidate for a glass enquiry, with the production entity and delivery schedule worth checking closely. Request a schedule tied to your quantity and sample-approval date. Storefront age alone will not answer whether a supplier can handle that order.
8. Blue-Chip: packing for marketplace orders
Blue-Chip lists Amazon FBA support alongside its manufacturing information. Buyers sending stock to a marketplace warehouse may find that service relevant.
Specify the unit labels, pack count, carton marks and destination requirements before requesting a final price. Ask which preparation tasks the quoted service covers and who is responsible for the remaining work.
9. New Star: glass, TPU and packing requirements
New Star lists tempered-glass protectors, TPU protectors and phone cases. Its profile also includes production equipment, quality-control information and Amazon FBA support.
Consider it for an assortment with a defined retail pack. A manageable first model list makes it easier to compare samples and agree how mixed-model cartons will be identified. Record the packing arrangement so it can be repeated when you reorder.
10. UR Innovation: screen and camera-lens protection
UR Innovation’s range covers screen protectors, tempered glass and camera-lens protection, alongside cases and cutting equipment. It also lists sample-based customization.
For a screen-and-lens assortment, send separate model lists for the two product families. If you have an existing product you want to match, include its dimensions, packaging and sample requirements so the supplier can respond to a specific brief.
Use the same buying brief for each supplier.
Start with three enquiries
Choose three suppliers whose ranges match the order. Give them the full phone-model names, film type, quantities per model, pack contents and destination. This is enough to begin a useful discussion.
Leave room in the comparison for unanswered questions. A low price with no packaging specification is still an incomplete offer. For privacy films, ask how the viewing angle is defined and demonstrated before comparing an advertised angle across products.
The buyer pack contains the copy-and-send enquiry, quote worksheet and sample checklist, including what to record before approving a production batch.
Contact DDNZ for the full comparison
The complete buyer pack is available by contacting DDNZ on WhatsApp or WeChat. Send FILM10 to request:
- The 10-manufacturer data table, profile links and factory-report entries.
- A quotation template covering model-level MOQ, packaging, lead time and trade terms.
- A sample checklist and a three-supplier quote worksheet.
Prices, MOQs and lead times are fields to fill from supplier replies. They are not live offers in the pack.
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If you already have an order in mind, add your country, phone models and estimated quantity. DDNZ Global Trade Co., Ltd. can help turn those requirements into a shortlist, compare the replies and coordinate samples, packing and order follow-up.
You can also see our screen-protector sourcing page or send a buying brief.
Questions buyers ask
Can I use my own logo and box?
Discuss the product and packaging minimums separately. A supplier may accept a stock-product order at a quantity that does not cover a custom printed box. Send artwork and the required pack contents with the enquiry.
What MOQ should I expect?
Get the minimum per phone model and finish, plus any minimum for the total order or custom pack. Ask about replenishment too: your second order may have a different mix of models.
Can DDNZ compare suppliers I have already found?
Yes. Send the supplier links with your model list, quantities and packing requirements. We can discuss the comparison and sample work your order needs.