34 years making pile weatherstrip. Nothing else.

Tianli has produced pile weatherstrip and brush seal since 1992, for aluminium and uPVC windows, sliding doors, insect screens, and garage doors. One product family, refined over three decades — and most of what leaves the plant is cut to a customer’s channel, not ours.

Made to order Backing width, pile height, fin, colour — all specified by you. Standard sizes run on existing tooling; non-standard is the larger half of what we run.

Exporting to the United States, Australia, India, Morocco and South Korea.

1992
Manufacturing since
400,000m
Output per day
7,142
Site area
8
Product lines

What we make

Eight lines, all pile weatherstrip — and every one of them is then made to the backing width, pile height, fin and colour you specify. Four of them below; the rest are one click away.

All eight lines →

Or start from the opening

Most buyers know the door they are sealing before they know what the strip is called. These are the openings our lines already go into.

Every one of them is made to your channel, not ours

Large suppliers sell from a fixed catalogue and treat a non-standard size as an inconvenience. We were built the other way round. Most of what leaves the plant is cut to a customer’s channel — the lines above are starting points, not a menu you have to pick from.

Pile height
Anything from 2.5 mm upward — no tooling charge
Fin, silicone, colour
Added or removed on any construction — no tooling charge
Non-standard backing width
We cut the die and carry the cost — nothing to pay up front

All the things you can change →

The plant

One product family since 1992, in Yingkou, Liaoning — 7,142 m² of it, running 400,000 metres of pile a day.

Inside the plant, and what we can document →

Request samples

Tell us the sizes you run, or post us 50 mm of your extrusion and we will cut a sample to it. Samples and any tooling we have to cut are on us — freight collect on your courier account.

No call required. If you would rather email directly: sales@tianliseals.com

Backing width, pile height, fin or no fin, colour, annual volume — whatever you have.
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A channel drawing, a photo of the strip you are replacing, or your own spec document — anything you already have saves a round of questions. Up to 4 files, 8 MB total.