LENSBi-LED Projector Lens Manufacturer: Factory Buyer Guide
What to check when buying from a bi-LED projector lens manufacturer: sizes, lineup vs catalog, LHD/RHD, MOQ 100 sets, samples, OEM logo and kits.
Short answer: a bi-LED projector lens manufacturer should show you clear size families, published power figures, cut-off options for left-hand and right-hand traffic, and honest terms for samples and OEM. ShinVea is a Guangzhou automotive lighting manufacturer founded in 2015. On shinvealens.com the factory lists bi-LED headlight lenses in 3.0, ultra-short 3.0, 2.5 and 1.5 inch sizes, fog lenses in 3.0 and 2.0 inch, and grille lights, with OEM logo marking, vehicle brackets and one-stop retrofit kits.
What “manufacturer” should mean for a lens buyer
Trading companies can reprint a catalog. A manufacturer conversation should cover tooling, cut-off versions, voltage options and how a kit is packed for your market. ShinVea's lens site is built for that conversation: category pages carry model-level specs, the OEM page lists logo and kit options, and the about page states the company was established in 2015 in Guangzhou.
ShinVea reports exports to 120+ countries and work with 100+ business partners. Use those figures as context, then verify the SKUs you will actually stock.
The size families a factory should cover
Active categories on the current catalog:
| Size / line | Role | Active models (catalog count) |
|---|---|---|
| 3.0-inch bi-LED | Main headlight upgrades | 24 |
| Ultra-short 3.0-inch | Shallow headlamp housings | 9 |
| 2.5-inch bi-LED | Compact housings | 10 |
| 1.5-inch mini | Slim lamps and motorcycles | 13 |
| 3.0-inch fog | Fog / auxiliary projector | 15 |
| 2.0-inch fog | Small fog openings | 13 |
| Grille lights | Grille-mounted bi-LED modules | 2 |
Start on the projector lenses hub and drill into the size you need. Distributors who only stock one 3.0-inch SKU leave shallow-housing and motorcycle jobs on the table.
Lineup series vs catalog builds
ShinVea separates lineup models from catalog builds. This matters when you write a purchase order.
Lineup (L, E, N, S, F, G)
The 24 lineup models (L0–L3, E0–E3, N0–N3, S0–S2 / S0 PRO, F0–F3, G0–G3) are specified at 12 V and 5800K. They are the stable ShinVea-named series many partners reorder by code. Example from the L series product sheets: L0 runs 65 W high / 55 W low per lamp; L1 70 W / 45 W; L2 75 W / 45 W, all as lossless plug-in 3.0-inch modules with a flat tail.
Catalog builds
Catalog lenses cover round and square shapes, dual-reflector and direct-beam high beams, plug-and-play or cut-in installs, and ultra-short bodies. On catalog headlight lenses, colour temperature is typically 6000–6500K by default, with 4300K, 5000K or 5500K on request. 24 V versions are available on request for trucks and buses. Do not assume lineup 5800K / 12 V rules apply to a catalog SKU—read the model sheet.
Installation styles the factory must support
Buyers should confirm both install paths:
- Plug-and-play (non-destructive): H7, H4 or 9006 interfaces; 3.0-inch modules commonly 105 × 79 × 156 mm. Some ultra-short builds are detachable so the lens can pass through the bulb hole.
- Cut-in: the shop modifies the headlamp; 3.0-inch cut-in modules are more compact (105 × 71 × 140 mm) and include higher direct-beam chip counts.
The guide to plug-and-play vs cut-in projector lenses explains the trade-offs for your installers. Always specify LHD, RHD or flat cut-off for the destination market.
OEM options a bi-LED lens manufacturer should offer
From the OEM / ODM page:
- Logo marked on the lens glass
- Glass finish: HD clear or blue film
- Cut-off: LHD, RHD or flat
- Colour temperature options on catalog lenses as above
- Voltage: 12 V standard; 24 V on request for catalog lenses
- Interface: plug-and-play H7 / H4 / 9006, or cut-in
- Kits matched to a vehicle: lens + bracket + harness + decoder + sealant + instructions
Vehicle bracket examples on the same page include Toyota Land Cruiser LC300, Lexus LX570, Nissan X-Trail, Kia Sportage, Hyundai Tucson / Sonata / Elantra and several Honda and Lexus models. Send make, model and year for others.
Commercial terms to confirm in writing
| Term | ShinVea lens factory |
|---|---|
| Minimum order | 100 sets per order |
| Samples | Free samples; buyer pays shipping |
| Lead time | About 2 weeks when in stock; about 1 month when production must be arranged |
| Payment | Deposit to confirm; balance paid in full before goods ship from China |
| Warranty | 12 months on every lens |
| Support | Lifetime remote technical guidance; paid on-site training available |
Prices are quoted after your inquiry and are not published on the website.
How to run a first factory order
- Send the target market, vehicle list, preferred sizes and plug-and-play vs cut-in preference.
- Confirm lineup vs catalog SKUs, cut-off and voltage.
- Approve free samples (you pay shipping).
- Lock artwork if you need a logo on the glass.
- Confirm the kit contents (bracket, harness, decoder) so shops receive a complete job box.
Adapter frames, decoders and tools are also listed on the group site shinveagroup.com when you want accessories consolidated with lenses.
Contact the factory. Chat with ShinVea on WhatsApp or email [email protected] with your size list, quantities and market. Ask for the matching brackets at the same time.
FAQ
Where are ShinVea bi-LED projector lenses made?
Guangzhou ShinVea Electronics Technology Co., Ltd. manufactures them in Guangzhou, China. The company was established in 2015.
What is the difference between lineup and catalog lenses?
Lineup models (L, E, N, S, F, G) are specified at 12 V and 5800K. Catalog builds commonly ship at 6000–6500K, with other colour temperatures and 24 V available on request.
What is the MOQ for projector lenses?
The minimum order is 100 sets per order.
Are samples free?
Yes. Free samples are available; the buyer pays shipping.
Can you make RHD cut-off lenses?
Yes. Headlight lenses are available with LHD, RHD or flat cut-off. State the driving side of your market on the order.
Do you supply brackets and decoders with the lenses?
Yes. OEM kits can include vehicle-specific brackets, harnesses, decoders, sealant and instructions, so distributors do not source accessories from several factories.
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Tell us the lens size, model, quantity and target market. Quotations are sent after your inquiry.