Shenzhen OEM/ODM Storage Solutions

Engineered for Reliable Storage

SSD, DRAM and flash-memory programs built around approved configurations, sample validation and documented quality checks.

SSDMAX as a Shenzhen manufacturing partner to help B2B buyers align controller, NAND/IC grade, firmware or SPD settings, packaging and inspection scope before bulk production.

BUILT AROUND AN APPROVED BOM · SAMPLE VALIDATION · OQC EVIDENCE

48–72h*

TARGET SAMPLE DISPATCH

2,000+*

SSD POWER-OFF CYCLES

8–10h*

BURN-IN AGING WINDOW

BOM + FAI

APPROVAL BEFORE PRODUCTION

* Confirm published lead times and test figures against current production records and the specific product family.

Product Solutions

One sourcing partner. Four storage product families.

Start with the form factor and target market. Then align configuration, performance target, validation scope and packaging to your program.

PCIe Gen3 / Gen4 NVMe SSDs

M.2 2280 and 2242 programs with controller and NAND combinations matched to the target performance and cost tier.

2.5-inch & M.2 SATA SSDs

Capacity and enclosure options for system integrators, regional distributors and private-label programs.

DDR4 & DDR5 Memory

UDIMM and SODIMM programs with IC grading, SPD configuration and optional custom heatsinks.

TF & MicroSD Cards

Capacity, speed-class and packaging options for CCTV, dashcams, retail and private-label brands.

Buyer Risk → Control Point

The specification is only the start. The approved build must repeat.

Reliability depends on what is agreed, what is checked and what is recorded between sample and shipment.

Will mass production match the sample?

Define the approved controller, NAND/IC grade, PCB revision and firmware or SPD settings before the bulk run.

Can a later batch change without warning?

Document the agreed BOM and require written review of proposed component or process changes.

What happens before shipment?

Agree which aging, capacity, SMART, speed or memory checks apply and how results are reported.

Quick Specification Matrix

Compare the starting configurations.

Use these ranges as a starting point. Final specifications depend on the approved BOM, component availability and product validation.

Product family	Form factor	Capacity range	Configuration focus
PCIe Gen4 NVMe SSD	M.2 2280 · PCIe 4.0 x4	256GB–4TB	Controller + TLC/QLC NAND
PCIe Gen3 NVMe SSD	M.2 2280 / 2242	128GB–2TB	Performance and cost tier
SATA SSD	2.5-inch / M.2 SATA	128GB–2TB	Locked controller, NAND and firmware
DDR4 / DDR5 RAM	UDIMM / SODIMM	4GB–32GB per module*	IC grade, speed and SPD
TF / MicroSD	MicroSDHC / MicroSDXC	16GB–512GB	Speed class, endurance and capacity test

* Draft ranges from the supplied brief. Confirm supported SKUs and specifications before publication.

Quality Control

Evidence at each stage.
Not just a final inspection.

Build a product-specific validation plan that links incoming materials, first-article approval, aging and final inspection to the sample you approved.

Incoming material & IC grading

Check incoming lots against the agreed component specification.

SMT placement & reflow

Review assembly checkpoints and first-article results.

FAI & BOM sign-off

Confirm the sample configuration before the production run.

Power-off cycle testing

Apply the agreed SSD firmware-stability test where relevant.

Burn-in / aging

Use the agreed duration and temperature profile for the SKU.

Capacity & performance checks

Verify capacity and product-specific SMART, speed or memory tests.

OQC & packaging

Check agreed firmware/SPD details, labels and packing requirements.

Test coverage differs by product family. Publish only the procedures and records that can be demonstrated for the selected SKU.

Shenzhen Manufacturing Access

Clear specifications. Documented hand-offs.

Align the sample, approved configuration, QC evidence and shipment requirements before volume production.

Sample and FAI alignment

Approved BOM records

Product-specific test scope

Packaging and shipment planning

Technical Tools & Resources

Make the decision before the RFQ.

Use the tools to narrow the configuration, check warranty assumptions and prepare a more complete technical inquiry.

Controller & NAND Solution Selector

Compare controller-and-NAND combinations against the intended performance, cost and use case.

TBW / DWPD Calculator

Translate workload assumptions and warranty period into a more informed endurance discussion.

OEM Specification & QC Checklist

Prepare requirements for sample approval, BOM control and pre-shipment checks.

Publish the tool cards only after the linked pages are live and tested.

B2B Buyer Questions

Before you request a sample.

How is BOM consistency managed between sample and bulk production?

Define the approved controller, NAND/IC grade, PCB revision, firmware or SPD settings and packaging in the sample approval record. Proposed changes should be reviewed and approved in writing before implementation.

Which tests are included before shipment?

The test plan depends on the product family and agreed scope. It may include capacity and performance verification, SSD power-off cycling, burn-in aging, SMART checks or memory testing. Ask for the specific protocol and sample report for your SKU.

How quickly can a custom golden sample be dispatched?

The supplied brief states a 48–72-hour target for selected configurations. Confirm the current lead time after the configuration and packaging requirements are known.

Can SSDMAX support custom configurations and private-label packaging?

OEM/ODM requirements can be reviewed against the selected product, available components and production process. Share your target market, performance range, capacity, forecast volume and branding needs to confirm feasibility.

Start with a Verifiable Sample

Make your next storage order easier to verify.

Share your target product, market, volume and performance requirements. Align on the sample, approved BOM and QC evidence before committing to bulk production.