KAMAX MANUFACTURING | CHONGQING, CHINA
Motorcycle Manufacturing Capabilities
KAMAX manufactures motorcycles for international markets, combining production operations, motorcycle engineering, quality inspection and export preparation.
With manufacturing operations in China, Myanmar and Peru, we support importers, distributors and brand partners across a range of motorcycle platforms and supply requirements.
Manufacturing
01 · OUR FACILITIES
Manufacturing Operations in China, Myanmar & Peru
KAMAX’s manufacturing network includes operations in Chongqing, China, together with production and assembly activities in Myanmar and Peru.
Each location serves different manufacturing and market requirements, with production arrangements based on the vehicle program and the scope of the facility.
Chongqing, CHINA
Motorcycle Manufacturing & R&D Center
Chongqing is KAMAX’s motorcycle manufacturing and product development center for global markets. Manufacturing and engineering activities support a variety of international product and supply programs.
Mandalay, Myanmar
Commuter Motorcycle Production
KAMAX’s Myanmar facility specializes in underbone motorcycles and practical commuter models used for everyday transportation. Production primarily serves Myanmar and other Southeast Asian markets, with a product focus suited to local commuting needs.
Lima, Peru
Three-Wheel Vehicle Production
Our Peru facility focuses on three-wheel vehicle production for the Peruvian domestic market. Its operations support locally supplied three-wheel vehicle programs rather than KAMAX’s broader international two-wheel motorcycle range.
02 · PRODUCTION READINESS
Production Capacity & Planning
KAMAX organizes batch production across different vehicle platforms and manufacturing locations.
Chongqing serves a broad range of motorcycle programs for global markets. Myanmar concentrates on underbone and commuter motorcycles, while Peru focuses on three-wheel vehicles for domestic supply.
Production plans are developed around confirmed orders, available components and factory capacity. Models requiring special components or configuration changes are reviewed before production schedules are finalized.
Production capacity and schedules are confirmed by model and facility.
03 · PRODUCTION OPERATIONS
Motorcycle Manufacturing & Assembly
Motorcycle production involves several coordinated operations, from component preparation to completed-vehicle inspection and packing.
Assembly methods and manufacturing processes vary by model and facility. The following activities form the main stages of motorcycle assembly and production preparation.
01 / MATERIAL PREPARATION
Material Preparation
Components are identified and prepared for the scheduled production order. Parts are checked against the required model configuration before moving to assembly.
02 / SUB-ASSEMBLY
Component & Sub-Assembly
Major parts and sub-assemblies are prepared for installation. Depending on the model, this includes work involving the chassis, powertrain, suspension and electrical components.
03 / VEHICLE ASSEMBLY
Vehicle Assembly
The motorcycle is assembled through the installation of its powertrain, suspension, braking systems, electrical equipment and bodywork. Assembly follows the requirements of the confirmed vehicle configuration.
04 / INSPECTION
Inspection & Testing
Completed vehicles undergo the specified functional and visual inspections before production release. Inspection requirements differ according to vehicle type and production program.
05 / PACKAGING
Packaging & Warehouse Preparation
Finished vehicles and component assemblies are prepared for their agreed supply format. Packaging, vehicle identification and protective arrangements are checked before storage or shipment preparation.
04 · QUALITY CONTROL
Quality Control & Testing
Quality checks cover incoming components, assembly operations and completed vehicles.
Inspection work focuses on component specifications, assembly condition and vehicle functions. Items that fail to meet the required criteria are identified for correction and reinspection before acceptance or release.
Incoming Component Inspection
Incoming parts are checked for identification, condition and specified technical requirements before production use.
In-Process Inspection
Assembly checks cover component installation, fitment and the required process conditions. Issues found during assembly are addressed before the affected work proceeds.
End-of-Line Inspection
Completed motorcycles are inspected for assembly condition and relevant vehicle functions. Depending on the model, checks may cover lighting, instruments, braking, electrical operation and visual appearance.
Correction & Reinspection
Components or vehicles requiring correction are reviewed and rechecked before being accepted for the next production stage or final release.
05 · PRODUCTION READINESS
Pilot Production & Manufacturing Readiness
For new or substantially modified motorcycle models, trial production helps verify assembly feasibility, component fitment and tooling before regular batch manufacturing.
Trial builds can reveal assembly or production issues that need to be resolved before a model enters regular production. The findings also inform the preparation of production instructions and related technical documentation.
06 · PRODUCTION CONSISTENCY
Component & Specification Control
Manufacturing preparation begins with the confirmed vehicle configuration, including its agreed components and model-specific requirements.
Parts are prepared and checked against the production specification. Changes affecting component selection or vehicle configuration are reviewed before being introduced into production.
This coordination is particularly important for projects involving different market specifications or customized motorcycle configurations.
07 · PRODUCTION RESOURCES
Production Equipment & Tooling
Motorcycle production uses assembly workstations, tools, fixtures and inspection equipment suited to the models handled by each facility.
Production resources differ according to the vehicle platform and the manufacturing operations carried out at each location.
Assembly Workstations
Workstations and fixtures used for vehicle assembly and component installation.
Assembly Tools
Tools used for fastening, installation and adjustment during production.
Inspection Equipment
Measuring and testing equipment used for component checks and completed-vehicle inspection.
Model-Specific Tooling
Fixtures and dedicated tools prepared for particular motorcycle models or assembly operations.
08 · PRODUCTION DOCUMENTATION
Quality Management & Production Documentation
Production and inspection records support the review of vehicle configurations, quality checks and finished-vehicle release.
Production documentation is maintained according to the vehicle model and manufacturing requirements, supporting inspection records and production verification.
PRODUCTION DOCUMENTATION
Production Records & Quality Documentation
Production and inspection records support the review of vehicle configurations, quality checks and finished-vehicle release. The documentation maintained depends on the model, manufacturing activities and requirements of the production program. For international orders, vehicle and shipment documentation is prepared according to the confirmed product configuration and destination market.
QUALITY MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATION
ISO 9001 Quality Management System
The certified organization maintains a quality management system assessed against ISO 9001 within the scope stated on the certificate.
This certification relates to quality management practices and is separate from motorcycle type approval and market-specific homologation requirements.
09 · Start a project
Discuss Your Motorcycle Manufacturing Requirements
Planning a motorcycle sourcing, OEM or production project?
Tell us about your target models, destination market, estimated order volume and manufacturing requirements. Our team can review the available production options and discuss the next steps for your project.