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HYDE at BAU 2027

11 – 15 Jan 2027Messe MünchenHall C4Stand 523

Canton Hyland

A door hardware maker in Xiaolan, since 1998.

We make the hardware that goes on a door, and much of it leaves our factory under our customers' names. After twenty-eight years of that, we know who gets the call when a part fails: the one whose name is on it. We build for that person.

Our press shop: a row of mechanical punch presses with their tooling set, where lock cases, plates and handle blanks are stamped

Factory photograph

Canton Hyland Hardware & Building Material Co., Ltd. was founded in 1998 in Xiaolan, Zhongshan, the town that ships close to a third of China's lock exports. We stamp, polish, assemble and inspect our own parts, and our quality system has been certified to ISO 9001 since 2002.

The range covers most of what a door needs: panic exit devices, cylindrical and tubular locks, deadbolts, mortise lock cases, profile cylinders, levers, glass door fittings, hinges, closers and the small parts that finish the job. Master key and construction key systems are a specialty. They are what a hospital, a school or an office tower asks of a lock supplier, and they are where a supplier's records either hold up or do not.

Much of what we make leaves Xiaolan under our customers' brands. Bring us a drawing or a sample and we tool it. If a design runs into another maker's patent, our engineers change the parts or the appearance until it no longer does. We ship to brands and distributors in Europe, Russia, the Americas, Turkey and Southeast Asia. We are set up for importers, distributors and brands rather than single doors: most models start between 300 and 5,000 pieces, and a sample is charged and credited against the first production order. We exhibited at the Cologne hardware fair for years, and our Spanish-speaking team has exhibited in Lima and Buenos Aires.

The best way to judge a factory is to stand in it. Buyers who want to see the floor before the first container are welcome in Zhongshan, and those who cannot travel can start with a sample.

At a glance

Founded
1998
Workforce
101–200 people
Facility area
3,000–5,000 m²
Annual output value
US$50–100 million
Quality system
ISO 9001 since 2002
Business type
Manufacturer
Location
Guangdong, China

Manufacturing

One chain, one roof

We are the factory, not a trading office in front of one. Everything below happens on our own floor, from the mould to the carton — which is why a change of finish or a customer's own drawing is a scheduling question here rather than a subcontracting one.

  1. 01

    Tooling

    The moulds and dies behind the catalog are ours. That is why changing a lever profile, a rosette, a plate or a backset is a normal order here rather than a special project — and why an OEM part starts from a sample, a drawing or a photograph instead of from a catalog page. Where no mould exists for the form you want, we cut one.

    546 models in production

  2. 02

    Stamping

    Plate, rose and lever blanks are pressed in house from brass, stainless steel and zinc alloy. Working from our own tooling is what keeps the hole positions on the hundredth plate identical to the first — which matters more than it sounds, because a fixing center that has drifted two millimeters cannot be corrected on site.

  3. 03

    Polishing

    Every visible face is polished before it is plated, because plating does not hide what is underneath it — it magnifies it. This is the slowest step in the chain and the one that separates hardware that photographs well from hardware that still looks right after it is installed under a downlight.

  4. 04

    Finishing

    Polished brass, antique brass, satin nickel, satin chrome, black nickel, satin and polished stainless. A finish code is not decoration — it is what decides whether a handle survives a coastal doorway or a wet room, and it is the one specification most often left off a purchase order.

  5. 05

    Assembly

    Cases, cylinders, springs, spindles and trim are brought together and function-tested as a set. A lock is not the sum of parts that each pass on their own — a latch and a strike that are both in tolerance can still bind, and that is only found by turning the handle.

  6. 06

    Inspection

    Dimensional and functional checks run against the same drawings the catalog publishes, under a quality system audited to ISO 9001. Third-party inspection before shipment is welcome and does not need to be negotiated — tell us the inspector and we will book the date.

    ISO 9001 certified since 2002

  7. 07

    Packing + export

    Your carton, your markings, your logo. We ship to distributors, contractors and OEM partners in export markets and issue the documents an importer actually needs at the border rather than after it. Production lead time starts at 30 days from order confirmation; the exact date depends on the models, quantities and finishes on your order.

    30 days minimum lead time

Where we are

Factory

No. 76 Haiwei Road
Zhongshan, Guangdong, China

Office

No. 28 Lehe Road, Lianfeng Industry Park, Xiaolan Town
Zhongshan, Guangdong, China

United States

Los Angeles, California

960 W. 7th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90017
+1 703 967 7493

United States

Arlington, Virginia

550 14th St S, Arlington, VA 22202
+1 703 967 7493

Germany

Cologne

Koelnmesse, Messeplatz 1, 50679 Cologne

Germany

Brohl-Lützing

Koblenzerstr. 29, 56656 Brohl-Lützing

Manufacturing is in Zhongshan. Outside China we work through representatives — these are contact points, not subsidiaries.

The factory

Our plant in Zhongshan, Guangdong: the press shop, the polishing line and the assembly hall. These are photographs of the plant at work, not staged studies.

Inside the factory

Our polishing line, with its extraction ducting overhead — the stage that decides whether a satin finish is even across a whole production runOur assembly hall: operators building and bagging sets at the benches, with finished goods palletised behind themThe fiber laser cutter on our shop floor, cutting the steel plate that becomes lock cases and backplates

What is tested, and in whose name

Each document below is listed with the one model it covers. A report on one model does not approve another, so before you specify, ask us which current models a document still covers. Much of what we make is tested in our customers' names, at their cost; testing in our own name is being prepared.

EN 1125 — Panic exit devices operated by a horizontal bar

Scope:
KD070/30-290
Issuer:
Intertek Testing Services Shenzhen Ltd., Guangzhou Branch
Reference:
130722068GZU-001
Issued:
7 November 2013

Tubular door lock durability test

Scope:
607 SS ET
Issuer:
Intertek Testing Services Shenzhen Ltd., Guangzhou Branch
Reference:
140306043GZU-001
Issued:
28 April 2014

CE Certificate of Conformity — EN 1125:2008

Scope:
Panic exit device series
Issuer:
CELAB, Italy
Reference:
See certificate
Issued:
2010

Come and see the factory, or send us a drawing