Logo & branding
Approved logos, model references, nameplates and laser marking for a consistent private-label identity.
Move from product consultation and a defined brief to an approved configuration, brand presentation, packaging and repeat-order reference.
KASEEY supports customization across branding, packaging, product appearance, specifications, certification requirements and engineering development. Every option is confirmed against the selected product platform, target market and project scope.
Approved logos, model references, nameplates and laser marking for a consistent private-label identity.
Individual boxes, cartons, labels, barcodes, manuals and shipping marks defined for your market.
Ratings, conductor range, material and selected functions reviewed against the product platform.

Housing, color, marking and visible details coordinated where the approved construction permits.

Applicable standards, destination-market documents and controlled evidence reviewed by product scope.
Drawing review, feasibility assessment, samples, validation and production-release support.

Platform-based private labeling and deeper development projects follow different review paths.
For distributors and brands that need selection, labeling, packaging and documents without redefining the complete product architecture.
Brief → artwork → approval → productionFor requirements that materially change configuration, appearance or application. Feasibility, samples and validation come before release.
Brief → feasibility → sample → approvalClear inputs, approval references and release checkpoints keep technical and commercial decisions aligned before volume production.
Product, application, market, quantity and customization scope are organized into one working brief.
INPUT DEFINEDPlatform boundaries, confidentiality, commercial conditions and the responsibility split are confirmed.
ROUTE AGREEDRatings, markings, artwork, packaging and document requirements become a controlled definition.
SCOPE FROZENSamples or artwork are reviewed against agreed criteria before becoming the approval reference.
REFERENCE APPROVEDThe production route, inspection points and packaging execution are checked before volume release.
PROCESS VERIFIEDMass production, final inspection, packing and shipment follow the approved order baseline.
ORDER RELEASEDStart with the nearest KASEEY product category. We then review the product platform, specification, branding, packaging and target-market documentation as one OEM / ODM scope.

T002 brass terminal blocks with 4–18 ways, 6 × 9 and 8 × 12 profiles, M4/M5 screws and published installation dimensions.

T003 brass terminal blocks with 4–18 ways, 6 × 9 and 8 × 12 profiles, M4/M5 screws and published installation dimensions.

T005 brass terminal blocks with 4–16 ways, 6 × 9 and 8 × 12 profiles, M4/M5 screws and published L1/L2 dimensions.

1 Meter brass terminal blocks with 132 ways, multiple profiles, M4/M5 screws and published diameter options.

T001 brass terminal blocks with 4–18 ways, 6 × 9 and 8 × 12 profiles, M4/M5 screws and published installation dimensions.

T004 brass terminal blocks with 4–12 ways, 6 × 9 and 8 × 12 profiles, M4/M5 screws and published installation dimensions.

T006 brass terminal blocks with 7–24 ways, a 6 × 9 profile, 35 × 8.5 installation dimensions, M5 screws and published L1 dimensions.

T007 brass terminal blocks with 6–16 ways, a 6 × 9 profile, 35 × 6 installation dimensions, M4 screws and published L1 dimensions.
Our OEM / ODM approach connects product definition, production control and order documentation instead of treating customization as artwork alone.
Customization starts from a reviewed KASEEY product platform, reducing avoidable redesign and helping define realistic technical boundaries.
Confirmed samples, artwork, markings and documents establish a clear baseline for production and future repeat orders.
Incoming material, assembly, electrical verification, appearance and packing are controlled at the relevant stages.
Product definition, packaging details and order references are retained so the next order starts from the approved baseline.




A preliminary brief does not need to be perfect. Include what is known and flag where product-selection support is needed.
We will identify the next technical, sample, artwork or commercial decision.