I will draft china oem manufacturing contract and nnn agreement
Licensed US Attorney Protecting Your IP, Products , China Manufacturing
About this Gig
Moving from product development to mass production in China requires more than just an NNN agreement. You need a comprehensive Bilingual OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) Supply Agreement paired with robust IP protection.
Without an OEM contract, Chinese factories can delay shipments, alter product specifications, hike prices arbitrarily, or claim ownership over your custom molds and tooling.
I am Daniel Jonathan, a licensed US attorney. I draft custom, high-enforcement bilingual manufacturing contracts built to protect Western brands producing in mainland China.
Key Coverage in the OEM & NNN Combo:
Strict Quality Control standards & defect penalty frameworks
Clear delivery deadlines, late penalties, and inspection rights
Mold, Tooling, and Die ownership protection (preventing mold theft)
Integrated Non-Disclosure, Non-Use, and Non-Circumvention rights
Chinese jurisdiction and pre-set liquidated damages
Mitigate manufacturing risks and secure your supply chain before sending purchase orders. Select your package to get started.
Field of law:
Intellectual property
Target country:
United States
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FAQ
Why do I need an OEM contract if I already have a Purchase Order (PO)?
A PO only covers basic pricing and quantities. It lacks vital legal clauses regarding quality standards, late delivery penalties, IP ownership, mold retention, and dispute resolution in Chinese courts.
How does this agreement protect my custom molds and tooling?
The contract explicitly states that all tooling/molds paid for by you remain your exclusive property and must be surrendered immediately upon demand without retention rights.
Is this agreement enforceable in China?
Yes. All documents are drafted bilingually under Chinese law with jurisdiction assigned to the Chinese court where the factory is registered.
Can we include custom quality inspection requirements?
Yes. Requirements specify pre-shipment inspections (e.g., third-party QC checks) and state that final payment is conditional upon passing inspection.
What information is needed to begin drafting?
Details regarding your product type, payment terms, quality standards, tooling ownership details, and official company names for both parties.

