From sheet-metal enclosures and final assembly to software customization and private labeling, TAILI builds self-service terminals for kiosk brands, system integrators and channel partners.
A self-service kiosk is not a box you can assemble from bought-in parts and sell. Industrial design, sheet-metal structure, module selection, driver adaptation, certification, burn-in testing and volume assembly — if any link in that chain is weak, lead time and batch consistency slip. Building the chain in-house means continuous tooling investment, line fixtures and an engineering team, which rarely pays off for a kiosk brand.
TAILI has been running that chain for close to thirty years: structural design and prototyping, embedded and application software, sheet-metal and final assembly, supply chain and quality control, and a nationwide service network — all inside one organization. You define the form factor, the feature list and the brand; we take it from drawing recovery and material consolidation through pilot validation to finished units off the line.
From the fastest route to market — private labeling an existing platform — to a fully redefined product, the four models differ in investment and lead time, and can be combined.
Reuse a proven TAILI platform and swap the silkscreen, boot logo, nameplate and packaging, then ship under your brand. Minimal change, fast launch — ideal for filling out a product line quickly.
Re-engineer an existing platform: dimensions, module configuration and industrial design reworked to your specification. Tooling and IP ownership are negotiable.
Ship as semi-knocked-down or completely-knocked-down kits for local or overseas assembly, reducing freight and duty, with assembly work instructions and training included.
Embedded software, peripheral drivers, user interface and back-end interfaces developed for your scenario, integrating with systems you already run. Source code delivery or managed maintenance by agreement.
| Model | We provide | You provide | Typical lead time |
|---|---|---|---|
| OEM Private Label | Proven platform, brand identity and packaging swap, volume production | Brand authorization, artwork, order plan | 2–4 weeks |
| ODM Re-design | Structural and industrial design, tooling, prototype validation, production | Product definition, feature list, target cost | 6–10 weeks |
| SKD / CKD | Complete kits, assembly guidance, quality standards | Assembly site, technicians, local certification | Per order schedule |
| Software & Hardware | Embedded software, UI and interface development, joint testing | Business rules, API documentation, test environment | Per requirement review |
Contract manufacturing is more than an assembly line — it runs from enclosure forming to burn-in testing, with documented work standards and inspection records at every stage.
CNC punching, bending, welding and finishing for kiosk enclosures, held to batch-to-batch consistency.
Modular station-based assembly of host, touch display, printing and identification modules, with records kept per unit.
Custom internal harnesses and matching structural parts, routed and labeled for straightforward field service and spares replacement.
Powered burn-in, full functional test and stability checks, with inspection records traceable by batch.
Packaging, nameplates, manuals and accessories produced to your brand standard; neutral packaging available.
Alternative sourcing and buffer stock for critical components to keep long-lead parts off the critical path.
Every step has defined deliverables and a sign-off gate, and project status stays visible to the customer.
Quality management certification covering design, procurement, production and delivery.
Environmental management certification; materials and processes meet environmental requirements.
Occupational health and safety management certification for controlled shop-floor safety.
Complete kiosks certified under China Compulsory Certification.
Certified software enterprise and software products, with proprietary patented software.
NDA available before engagement; customer drawings, BOM and software assets are managed in isolation and never disclosed to third parties.
Prototypes start at one unit. MOQ for volume orders is assessed against model, depth of customization and tooling investment — private-label programs usually carry a lower MOQ than re-design programs, and the figure is fixed in the quotation.
Standard models ship in 2–4 weeks; projects involving custom structure or industry software usually take 6–10 weeks. Tooling, long-lead components and certification work are assessed separately and communicated in advance.
IP in existing TAILI platforms remains with TAILI. Structure, tooling and software developed specifically to your requirement can be allocated by contract, including buy-out or exclusive supply arrangements.
Yes. Neutral packaging and pure customer-brand shipments are supported: silkscreen, boot screen, system UI, nameplate, carton and manuals all follow your standard. TAILI appears only where regulation requires a manufacturer name, and even that can be discussed.
Three options by agreement: factory warranty, customer-managed service, or joint service. TAILI provides a one-year unit warranty and spare parts; for customer-managed service we supply training, maintenance manuals and remote O&M platform accounts.
Yes. Send drawings, a sample unit or a specification and we run a design-for-manufacturing review first, returning notes on structure, process and cost optimization before prototyping and production.
Send drawings, a sample unit or just a feature list — TAILI will come back with a structural concept, cost range and lead time.
