Import Ds 01 Door Stopper — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

The DS 01 Door Stopper from Mishva Export is a cast zinc alloy door stop with a rubberized base, designed to prevent door impact on walls and floors. The stopper measures 70 mm in height, 50 mm in width, and 50 mm in depth, with a mounting plate measuring 80 mm by 50 mm. The rubber base is 5 mm thick and complies with standard Shore A hardness of 60 to 70, ensuring grip without marking surfaces.

The body is made from die-cast zinc alloy with a nickel-plated finish, providing corrosion resistance suitable for indoor environments. The rubber component is thermoplastic elastomer (TPE), resistant to UV degradation and compression set. These materials are typical for commercial-grade door stops in the construction hardware sector. The product is not made from plastic, aluminum, or wood, and does not include magnetic or spring mechanisms.

This door stopper is purchased by contractors, hotel chains, and public facility managers in Southeast Asia, Africa, and the Middle East for use in hospitals, schools, and office buildings. Packaging is in bulk cartons of 100 units, with individual polybagging. Trade terms are FOB Mumbai, with lead times of 20 to 30 days after order confirmation. MOQ is typically 500 pieces per order. Buyers should confirm the exact alloy composition and rubber hardness before bulk purchase.

Mishva Export is registered as an exporter based in India, with no public address or factory details provided in the listing. The company is classified as an imported supplier with harbor trust tier, indicating export activity but no verified production facility. The listing does not mention years in business, employee count, or client references. The supplier appears to function as an export trader sourcing the DS 01 Door Stopper from third-party manufacturers.

There is no evidence of ISO certification, factory audit reports, or quality control processes on this listing. The response rate and average response time are zero, suggesting limited buyer communication. Buyers should not assume manufacturing capability without independent verification. The supplier’s role is likely aggregation and export coordination, not production. Request documentation on the actual manufacturer before placing large orders.