MKBK Hoist 2026 China National Day Holiday Notice | October 1–7

A short break doesn’t stop progress — it gives us energy for the next journey.

As China's National Day approaches, MKBK Hoist would like to share our 2026 holiday schedule with all customers, distributors, partners and friends around the world.

Our National Day holiday will be:

Holiday Period: October 1–7, 2026

Back to Work: October 8, 2026

During this period, our regular office, production and shipping schedules will be temporarily adjusted. Normal operations will officially resume on October 8, 2026.

If you currently have an order under discussion, a production plan being confirmed, or a new purchasing project for October, we recommend contacting us in advance so that specifications, quotations and production arrangements can be handled as efficiently as possible.

A Holiday Notice Is Also a Production Reminder

For international buyers, a factory holiday is not only about the days when the office is closed.

What matters more is how those days affect the complete supply chain.

An international order normally goes through several stages before it leaves China: specification confirmation, quotation, production planning, manufacturing, quality inspection, packing, container loading and shipment.

That means a seven-day holiday can influence more than seven calendar days if the production plan is not arranged beforehand.

This is particularly important for customized equipment.

At MKBK Hoist, our product range includes material handling and lifting equipment such as manual pallet trucks, electric pallet trucks, manual and electric stackers, hydraulic lifting tables, lifting platforms, electric hoists, chain blocks and other industrial handling solutions.

Many of these products can also be customized according to the customer's actual application.

Once customization is involved, dimensions, capacity, lifting height, forks, wheels, batteries, voltage, color, labels, logo and packing may all need to be confirmed before production begins.

For this reason, early communication before a holiday can save much more time than rushing after the holiday.

Engineer's View: Production Time Starts Before the Machine Is Built

From an engineering perspective, production does not begin when steel is cut or components reach the assembly line.

It begins when the specification becomes clear.

This is something customers do not always see.

Before manufacturing a customized stacker, lifting platform or other material handling machine, several questions may need to be answered.

What load will the equipment handle?

What lifting height is required?

What pallet dimensions will be used?

How wide is the working aisle?

Will the equipment operate indoors or outdoors?

How frequently will it work?

Does the destination market have specific electrical, labeling or documentation requirements?

When these details are confirmed early, production becomes much smoother.

When they are changed repeatedly after production begins, both time and cost can increase.

So before a long holiday, our advice is simple:

Confirm the important details first.

The factory can then plan the next steps properly.

Planning an October Order? Send It Before the Holiday

If you are currently preparing an October purchasing plan, there is no need to wait until October 8 to contact us.

You can send your inquiry before the holiday.

For standard material handling products, basic information such as product type, capacity, dimensions and quantity is usually enough for us to start checking the requirement.

For customized equipment, a little more information helps.

A customer looking for an electric stacker, for example, can tell us the required capacity, lifting height, fork dimensions, pallet type and working environment.

For lifting equipment, the load, lifting height, application and operating conditions are usually important starting points.

If you are not sure about every technical parameter, that is also fine.

Tell us what you are trying to do.

Good engineering starts with understanding the job, not guessing the specification.

One Order Is More Than a Production Date

International purchasing requires coordination.

The product may be ready, but the forwarder also needs time.

Packing needs to be completed.

Documents need to be prepared.

Container loading needs to be arranged.

Shipping schedules need to be checked.

For mixed-container orders, planning becomes even more important.

A customer may purchase manual pallet trucks, stackers, hydraulic lifting tables, handcarts and other products together in one 40HQ container.

In that situation, production completion dates for different products need to work together.

There is little value in finishing one product extremely early if another customized product delays the complete container.

Our job is therefore not simply to ask:

“When can this machine be finished?”

A better question is:

“How can the complete order be ready at the right time?”

That is the way MKBK Hoist looks at production planning.

Quality Shouldn't Be Rushed Because of a Holiday

There is always pressure before a holiday.

Customers want shipments to leave earlier.

Factories want to complete production plans.

Forwarders have busy schedules.

Containers need to be booked.

But there is one thing we do not believe should be sacrificed simply to save a few days:

quality control.

A machine will work for much longer than a holiday lasts.

For material handling and lifting equipment, basic inspection remains important whether the shipment is leaving one month before a holiday or one day before it.

Depending on the product, inspection may involve checking the structure, welding, hydraulic operation, lifting function, electrical system, wheels, forks, controls, appearance, labels and packing.

For customized equipment, the confirmed specifications also need to be checked against the finished product.

A rushed shipment that creates an after-sales problem is not really an early shipment.

It is simply a problem shipped earlier.

Behind Every Machine Is Someone Waiting for It

International trade can sometimes become a long chain of numbers.

Model numbers.

Quantities.

Prices.

Container sizes.

Lead times.

Freight costs.

But behind those numbers are real businesses and real people.

A distributor may be waiting for stock because his customer has already placed an order.

A maintenance company may need equipment for an upcoming project.

A warehouse may be expanding.

A dealer may be preparing inventory for the next sales season.

This is why communication around holiday periods matters.

If a schedule changes, customers need to know.

If production requires additional time, it should be discussed.

If a specification needs confirmation, it is better to solve it before production rather than discover the problem after the machine is finished.

At MKBK Hoist, we believe good service is not about saying “yes” to everything.

It is about giving customers clear information so they can make better purchasing decisions.

Why We Value Long-Term Cooperation

A first order is important.

A second order tells us much more.

When customers come back, it usually means the first cooperation created enough confidence to continue.

That confidence does not come only from price.

It comes from product quality, communication, delivery, problem solving and whether the supplier understands what the customer actually needs.

This is especially true in industrial equipment.

The lowest quotation on a spreadsheet may look attractive today, but the real cost becomes clear only after the equipment starts working.

A reliable product can save maintenance time.

A suitable specification can improve working efficiency.

Good packing can reduce transportation damage.

Clear communication can prevent mistakes before production.

And a supplier who understands the application can often save the customer from ordering the wrong configuration.

Those are the details we continue to focus on at MKBK Hoist.

National Day: A Moment to Rest and Move Forward

China's National Day is celebrated on October 1, and the official 2026 National Day holiday runs from October 1 through October 7. 

For us, these days are a chance for our team to spend time with family, rest after a busy production period and return with fresh energy for the work ahead.

Factories will become quiet for a few days.

Emails may be answered more slowly.

Production lines will take a short break.

But the projects we have been working on will continue when we return.

On October 8, 2026, MKBK Hoist will officially resume normal work.

Production continues.

Quotations continue.

New projects begin.

Containers keep moving.

And our cooperation with customers around the world moves forward again.

A National Day Wish from MKBK Hoist

On this special occasion, everyone at MKBK Hoist would like to thank our customers, distributors and partners for your continued trust and support.

Some of you have already worked with us for years.

Some are preparing your first order.

Some are comparing our quotation right now.

And some may simply be discovering MKBK Hoist for the first time.

Wherever you are, we appreciate every opportunity to communicate, solve a problem and build something together.

We wish our partners around the world continued success, smooth business and new opportunities in the months ahead.

May every project move forward smoothly.

May every shipment arrive safely.

May every cooperation grow stronger.

And may the final months of 2026 bring more good business to all of us.

See You on October 8

Our team will be on holiday from October 1 to October 7, 2026, and we will officially return to work on October 8, 2026.

If you are planning orders for manual pallet trucks, electric pallet trucks, stackers, hydraulic lifting equipment, hoists or other material handling and lifting products, you are welcome to send your requirements to MKBK Hoist.

When we return, we'll be ready for the next project.

A holiday pauses the work, not the journey.

Happy China National Day from MKBK Hoist! 

MKBK Hoist — Practical material handling and lifting solutions for customers around the world.