AOSHI — Smart Refrigeration & Display
Commercial refrigeration & display · Qingdao, China

Refrigeration that sells what it stores.

Glass-door freezers, island cabinets, multidecks, bakery showcases, gelato displays and flower coolers — built to your drawing, run-tested unit by unit, and loaded at Qingdao port.

CECBRoHSISO 9001ETL / UL on selected modelsMOQ 1 unit
Commercial refrigeration display
≈300,000units per yearStated capacity across the range
≈20,000 m²production areaSheet metal to final assembly
7 daysstandard lead timeAfter drawing confirmation
Qingdaoport of loadingDirect sailings to EU, ME, SEA, Americas
Product range

Nine families, one production line

Every family is built on the same principles — a foamed insulated body, a serviceable refrigeration circuit, LED illumination and glass selected for the application — then configured for the way the product is displayed and sold.

Why buyers stay

One counterpart, one responsibility

Contract, drawing, production, inspection, packing and shipment sit with one team. When something needs to change, there is one conversation instead of three.

Display-first engineering

Lighting, glass clarity, shelf geometry and branding position are treated as core specifications, not decoration.

Customisation that is producible

Laser cutting and CNC forming make a custom width a drawing change, not a new tooling project.

Tested before packing

Every unit is run-tested and the results recorded per unit — which is what makes a warranty conversation possible later.

Packing treated as part of the product

Damaged glass and bent frames are the most common cause of a failed shipment, so packing and loading are supervised in our own yard.

Glass door coolers
How an order runs

Six checkpoints before the container leaves

Nothing is cut until the drawing is confirmed in writing, and nothing is packed until the unit has run.

Requirement review

Application, climate, voltage and plug standard, door configuration, shelf layout, branding, target price and volume.

Drawing and quotation

A dimensioned drawing and a clear offer, with options separated so you can see what each upgrade costs.

Written confirmation

Signed drawing or written confirmation before any material is cut.

Production and inspection

Progress updates at agreed stages; photographs or video at first-article and pre-shipment stages on request.

Run test and packing

Every unit powered and monitored before packing, with results recorded against the order.

Loading and documents

Loading photographs shared with you; commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading and certificates as required.

Island freezers lined up on the production floor
Where it is built

Built in the Qingdao refrigeration cluster

Production runs in a steel-structure hall with defined zones — sheet metal, forming, welding and finishing, foaming, sub-assembly, final assembly, electrical build, testing and packing.

  • Sheet metal. CNC fibre laser cutting and CNC press-brake forming — a custom width is a drawing change, not new tooling.
  • Foaming. Polyurethane injected into the assembled body in fixtures that hold the cabinet square; density and squareness checked after cure.
  • Refrigeration. Brazed joints, evacuated and charged circuit, leak-checked before the unit reaches the test area.
  • Testing. Pull-down, holding temperature, thermostat and defrost, door alignment, lighting, earth continuity, insulation resistance and leakage current.
See how units are tested
Meet us

Buyers want to open a door before they commit

That is why we exhibit at international bakery, food-service and retail equipment fairs — and why visits to Qingdao are welcome, with pickup from the airport or the high-speed rail station, a workshop tour, sample inspection and a factory audit on request.

Island freezers ready for inspection
Curved-glass cake showcase in a patisserie
Upright display freezers lined up for testing
Before you ask

Questions buyers send us first

What is the smallest order you accept?

One unit for standard models, and one unit is always possible as a sample order where you accept sample pricing and freight. For a first cooperation we normally suggest starting with a small trial order so both sides can verify quality, packing and documentation before scaling up.

Can I combine several models in one container?

Yes — mixed loading is normal practice. A container can combine, for example, a run of upright freezers, two island freezers and a bakery showcase. We prepare a loading plan first so you can see how the units will be arranged and how much space remains.

How do we confirm the product before production?

Through a dimensioned drawing and, where required, a pre-production sample or a first-article inspection with photographs. Nothing is cut until the drawing is confirmed in writing.

Can you build to our brand, colour and voltage?

Yes. Logo placement on the canopy light box, door frame, base panel or packaging; colours matched to a sample, RAL reference or brand guideline; and the voltage, frequency and plug standard of your market stated per order and confirmed on the drawing.

Which certifications cover my model?

Coverage is model-specific. Tell us the model you are considering and we will confirm in writing which documents — CE, CB, RoHS, ETL/UL where applicable — cover it, and which do not.

What happens if a unit arrives damaged?

Packing and loading photographs are kept for every shipment, which is what makes a claim workable. Where damage is caused by transit handling we support the claim with the shipping line and the insurer, and supply replacement parts at cost.

Do you supply spare parts?

Yes — compressors, thermostats, fan motors, gaskets, hinges, shelves, LED strips and control panels are available as after-sales supply.

Can your technician support our installer?

For multideck runs, island combinations and any unit with on-site assembly we provide joining drawings and commissioning instructions, and we can support the installer by video call during installation.

Tell us the cabinet, the market and the quantity.

We reply with a dimensioned drawing and a clear offer — options priced separately, so you can see what each upgrade costs.