Yongya Hardware Electronics Co., Ltd. is a Sino-foreign joint venture.
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2021-10-09 10:18
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Yongya Hardware Electronics Co., Ltd. is a Sino-foreign joint venture located in the Wanjiang Industrial City of Dongguan, with very convenient transportation. The company was established in 1997 and has rapidly developed over the years, now possessing fixed assets of 25 million Hong Kong dollars. The factory covers an area of 25,000 square meters, with fragrant flowers and an elegant environment, and work is orderly and diligent.
The company mainly produces various aluminum profiles, speaker DVD front panels, and various heat sinks for computers and audio equipment.
Our company integrates mold design, development, and systematization, with strong technical capabilities and advanced machining and production equipment; we have rich experience in hardware product manufacturing; we have sufficient capacity for hardware product processing, making us one of the fastest-growing hardware product factories in the Dongguan area.
The company's operators focus on the future, pay attention to learning advanced management practices, introduce advanced technology, and emphasize the cultivation of talent skills. The company has fully established the ISO9001:2000 quality management system. We have always adhered to the principle of 'customer-centric, continuous improvement, striving for excellence, total quality management, and on-time delivery' to meet the growing quality demands, technical needs, high-quality, low-cost services for our customers, achieving satisfaction and praise from most customers.
We firmly believe that our quality can make you 100% satisfied, and our products can make you 100% assured. We look forward to long-term cooperation with you to create a better future together.
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