Shoe dryers made for
the brands that sell them.
Five models from EUR 27 to 44, 20 W and 40 W, mains or USB, with or without timer. Assembled and packed in our own plant — one million pieces a year.
One platform, five sizes — so a buyer can fill a whole shelf from one factory.
Every model shares the same PTC heating element and PP housing, which keeps tooling cost out of your price. What changes is the shoe size, the power and whether there is a fan and a UV lamp.
Two care levels. Same housing, different inside.
The star rating is our own shelf language, not a certification. It tells a shopper in one glance what the unit does beyond drying.
- Dehumidifying drying
- Sterilization & deodorization
- Constant temperature, gentle to shoes
- Safe, anti-leakage
- Environmentally friendly PP plastic
- Everything in the 5-star set
- Fan inside — faster air circulation
- Bacteria control with UV light
- 40 W element instead of 20 W
- Longer body for boots and large sizes
- PTC ceramic — constant temperature, no glow element
- IP20 housing, PP plastic
- Blue LED indicator (GX101)
- EU / UK / US plug standards
- AC, AC + timer, USB, USB + timer
We do not publish a bacteria kill rate or a drying time. Neither figure exists in our test reports, and a number without a test method attached is the first thing a buyer's compliance team will pull apart.
Four configurations from one tooling set.
Choose per order, not per model. Mixed pallets are possible, and the plug standard can follow the destination market.
AC — mains
220–240 V~ 50/60 Hz for EU, 110 V for US on request. The configuration our CE certificates cover on GX101 / GX201 / GX301.
AC + timer
Auto shut-off after a set period. The version most retail chains ask for, because it removes the "left it on all night" complaint.
USB — 12 V DC
Portable: dorm rooms, travel, no free socket. Below the voltage scope of the Low Voltage Directive, so the certification path is shorter than the AC version.
USB + timer
Timer board on the DC version. Ask us for the charger question before you print the box — a plain 5 V charger will not give full power.
A fan and a UV lamp, in the two models that sell at the top of the range.
Warm air sitting still in a closed shoe does not dry much. In the GX401 and GX501 an internal fan moves it from the heel to the toe, and a UV lamp runs at the same time.
Written per model, not per range.
Three of the five models are covered by CE certificates. Two are not. We would rather put that in a table than have your compliance team find it later.
| Model | Shoe size | Power | CE-EMC | CE-LVD | RoHS | REACH |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JB-GX101 | Insole shape | 20 W | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| JB-GX201 | EUR 35–39 | 20 W | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| JB-GX301 | EUR 27–33 | 20 W | Yes | Yes + 2-43 / 2-30 | Yes | Yes |
| JB-GX401 | EUR 36–40 | 40 W | — | — | Yes | — |
| JB-GX501 | EUR 40–44 | 40 W | — | — | Yes | — |
CE applies to the AC 220–240 V versions of GX101 / GX201 / GX301. USB versions run at 12 V DC and fall outside the Low Voltage Directive; EMC, RoHS and REACH still apply to the appliance. GX401 and GX501 have a 2019 RoHS report only — if your market requires CE, quote the first three, or talk to us about a test order.
Your logo on the housing, your artwork on the box.
We have produced private-label runs under a customer brand before, with the logo silk-screened into the shell. Housing colour, cable length, plug standard and retail packaging are all open to discussion at MOQ.
Assembly and packing, in one floor we rent ourselves.
No trading company in between, and no shared workshop. The site was audited under amfori BSCI by SGS in October 2025.
The four that come up before a sample order.
3,000 pieces per model for the shoe dryers, 2,000 for the GB101 foot warmer. A mixed order across models is possible once the total volume is agreed — the constraint is the housing colour, because a colour change means a separate batch on the line.
Not from the certificates we hold today — those cover GX101, GX201 and GX301 only. If you need CE on the 40 W models we will quote a test order (EMC + LVD, including the 2-43 or 2-30 particular standard) before you commit to production. It is a real cost and a real lead time, and we would rather price it up front than discover it at customs.
Yes, on request. A test certificate is not the same document as a DoC — the DoC is issued by the manufacturer, names the directives and the harmonised standards, and is what customs and platform compliance teams actually ask for. We issue it against the model you order, with the technical file.
A 12 V charger. A plain 5 V phone charger will run it, but at reduced power — so if full performance matters, specify a PD or QC charger on the packaging or supply one in the box. Note also that a USB-A to USB-C cable will not negotiate 12 V; that needs a C-to-C cable and a PD charger. It is a protocol limit, not a fault, and worth printing on the insert to save returns.
Send us the model, the quantity and the destination port.
You get unit price, lead time and freight in one reply — usually the same working day.