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Company Datasheets of the CBTC Exhibition Area Contact: Ms. Csilla Kopornyik CBTC Key Account Management +36 30 338 4534 [email protected] Companies of the CBTC Exhibition Area 7 companies 7 companies 13 companies 3 companies 2 companies 3 companies 3 companies 1 company CBTC Exhibition Area Exhibitor Datasheet Exhibitor ID: Province: E020 Zhejiang (F1.15.B04) Taizhou Leonardo International Co., Ltd 台州雷奥纳度国际贸易展览有限公司 Key products Industrial lightings, LED lighting Company introduction: Updated 11 July 2012 CBTC Exhibition Area Exhibitor Datasheet Exhibitor ID: Province: E042 (F1.15.M07‐ Fujian M08) Tsann Kuen (Zhangzhou) Enterprise Co., Ltd www.tk3c.com.tw/ Key products Small home appliances, LED lighting Company introduction: Tsann Kuen group was founded in 1978. There are 3 factories in China and 1 factory in Indonesia. Business scope includes development, production, and sale of small house appliance and LED lighting and their after sales services and technical support services. Tsann Kuen’s category includes: Beverage (Capsule Coffee Maker, Pod Coffee Maker, Pump Espresso, Oop Coffee Maker, Stand mixer, dough maker, Blender, Hand mixer, Food processor, Juice Extractor), Cooking (Panini grill, etc.), Cuisine (Steam Oven, A12 Oven, Healthy air fryer, Toaster, Rice cooker), Garment Care (Station iron, steam iron, Dry iron, Steam mop) and Home comfort (Fan, Heater, Humidifier, Yoghurt maker) Annual turnover: > US$ 250 million Updated 11 July 2012 CBTC Exhibition Area Exhibitor Datasheet Exhibitor ID: Province: E124 Zhejiang (F1.14.J13) Deqing Dinghui Light Co., Ltd 德清鼎辉照明有限公司 www.dinlite.com Key products Lamps, bulbs Company introduction: Established in 1978, our main products are ball bulbs, candle bulbs, fungus bulb, and indicator bulb in refrigerator, the high – temperature stove indicator light in 300 ℃ clarity, reflection, the colorful double thread series. Updated 27 July 2012 CBTC Exhibition Area Exhibitor Datasheet Exhibitor ID: Province: E130 Zhejiang (F1.14.J11) Huzhou Electronic Cable Co., Ltd 湖州凯博电子线缆有限公司 http://www.huzhoucable.com/ Key products Security Cable, Data Cable, Telephone Cable, Control Cable and Power Cable Company introduction: Huzhou Electronic Cable Co., Ltd was established in 2003, which is of cable manufacturers, with range of manufacturing and designing. We are familiar with international trading operation and special demand of Asia, Europe, Africa and America market. As well as our main products covering security cable, data cable, telephone cable, control cable and power cable. Total area of our manufacture is around 100,000 KM. Strictly, we are making our products to international standard such as ISO9001, which is also covering design, development, product, fixture and services. We have CE & SONCAP approval for cables. So far, out of the 150 employees we have in total, at least 15% is technical personnel. There is twenty‐five million US dollars saleroom we have made, 15% benefits which we put part of on the subject of sustainable development as well as enhance competing power at market. Updated 11 July 2012 CBTC Exhibition Area Exhibitor Datasheet Exhibitor ID: Province: E133 Zhejiang (F1.14.J10) Zhejiang Taida Miniature Electrical Machinery Co., Ltd 浙江泰达微电机有限公司 www.zjtaida.com Key products Fan, radiator and wire and cable, transparent sound wire, two‐color speaker wire, telephone wire, microphone wire and other types of power cables Company introduction: Zhejiang Taida Miniature Electrical Machinery Co., Ltd. is a flourishing and developing Sino‐foreign joint venture. The main products of company include different types of air blower radiator (DC/AC Fan), power cable, audio cable, coaxial cable and customize the products according to the demand. The company has advanced production equipment, ripe technology and detection means of perfection. Now, the company had already passed ISO9001:2000 international quality system authentication, CE authentication, CSA authentication and TUV authentication. We have obtained obtain a lot of honorary titles. Updated 11 July 2012 CBTC Exhibition Area Exhibitor Datasheet Exhibitor ID: Province: E134 Zhejiang (F1.14.J09) Zhejiang Keda Magnetoelectricity Co., Ltd 浙江科达磁电有限公司 www.kdm‐mag.com Key products Sendust Cores, Si–Fe Cores, Neu Flux Cores, High Flux Cores, MPP Cores, Nanodust Cores magnetic cores by Keda Company introduction: Zhejiang Keda Magnetoelectricity Co., Ltd (KDM) was found in 2000. It is a professional magnetic powder core products manufacturer in China. KDM has the Magnetic Powder Cores division and Alloy Powder division. Its main products are Sendust Cores, Si‐Fe Cores, Neu Flux Cores, High Flux Cores, MPP Cores, Iron Powder Cores and Alloy Powder. Product application: Switching Regulator Inductors, In‐line Noise Filters, Pulse Transformers / Fly‐back Transformers, PFC chokes; Power choke for high current,energy storage,solar energy, wind energy; Power output stage inductor for switch made power supply; High current power choke; Updated 18 July 2012 CBTC Exhibition Area Exhibitor Datasheet Exhibitor ID: Province: E213 Hong Kong BluePanther Hong Kong Co., Ltd http://www.bluepanther.eu/ Key products Car Navigation & Multimedia, Consumer electronics, media players, RC toys, Android MID products, iPhone, iPad shells & Accessories Company introduction: Our company group established the BluePanther brand in 2007, and actually we are selling our devices, accessories into 14 European countries, furthermore we are looking for new partners / distributors on the electronic market as well. The main products of our brand are the following: Android internet TV box, MIDs (Mobil Internet Devices), GPS navigation devices, multimedia players, Bluetooth car kits and other accessories. The BluePanther Hong Kong Co., Ltd – as member of BluePanther Holding – could offer our OEM or BluePanther branded product‐lines for the mentioned products to any partner. In cooperation with our Chinese partners we provide technical and designing supporting in the factories. As we have a trade representative company in Slovakia, furthermore EU headquarters and repairing company in Hungary, we could offer to our partners the actual European standard, and European warranty obligation for our products. Updated 11 July 2012 CBTC Exhibition Area Exhibitor Datasheet Exhibitor ID: Province: E001 Zhejiang (F1.15.D01) Zhejiang Flourish Imp&Exp Co., Ltd 浙江盛隆进出口有限公司 Key products Drills, compressors, cutting tools Company introduction: Zhejiang Flourish Import & Export Co., Limited is a professional import & export company, located in Zhejiang Province, China. Based on our skilled experiences in international trade, we can offer professional service. We are praised as a loyal business partner for honoring contract, keeping faith and valuing quality and service. For our good reputation, we have established good relationships with our customers from Europe, America and Africa. We hope to have sincere and mutually beneficial cooperation with customers all around the world. Updated 11 July 2012 CBTC Exhibition Area Exhibitor Datasheet Exhibitor ID: Province: E002 (F1.15.D02‐ Zhejiang F1.15.D03) Taizhou Taifu Pump Co., Ltd 台州泰福泵业有限公司 http://www.chinataifu.com Key products Pumps Company introduction: History: 28 years experience of manufacturing pumps; Scale: Covers working area of 80,0000 square meters, have more than 600 employees; Technology: A group of professional technical engineers and a strong R&D team; Management: Scientific management and strict quality control system; Equipments: Advanced automatic production line and test equipment; Innovation: Continuously diversify products range to satisfy customers’ needs; Production capacity: 100,000 pcs/month; Marketing network: America, Europe, Asia, Africa, etc; Long‐term supplier of world‐class companies: GRAINGER, HOMEDEPOT, LOWE’S, GAZI, etc; Certificates: UL, GS, TUV, CE, RoHS, ISO9001, ISO14001, OHSAS18001; Marketing mode:100% export business. Updated 11 July 2012 CBTC Exhibition Area Exhibitor Datasheet Exhibitor ID: Province: E006 Zhejiang (F1.14.I07‐I08) Haining Bal‐Mart Machinery Co., Ltd 海宁波尔马机械有限公司 www.bal‐mart.gmc.globalmarket.com, www.bal‐mart.com Key products Auto & motorcycle tools, auto & motorcycle accessories, garage tools & equipment, air compressors, hardware, trailers, crane Company introduction: Our company specializes in the production and sale of car and motorcycle maintenance equipments and tools, as well as other tools and supplies related to car and motorcycle. The products include car lift, hydraulic jack, engine hoist, press, portable jack, transmission jack, repair bench for motorcycle, emergency repair tool for vehicle and other necessary tool. Both large and small customers can enjoy our high quality products and services. Over the years, we have won the recognition and support from our customers, and enjoy a relatively high reputation in the world. Updated 11 July 2012 CBTC Exhibition Area Exhibitor Datasheet Exhibitor ID: Province: E007 Zhejiang (F1.15.B05/B) Zhejiang Hui Xin Vehicle Co., Ltd 浙江慧欣机车有限公司 www.zjhuixin.net Key products Steel security doors Company introduction: Zhejiang Hui Xin Vehicle Co., Ltd. was established in 1998. We are a comprehensive manufacturing and trading company. We have been engaged in the production and sale of motorcycle starter motors and steel security doors for 13 years. We are famous for our superior quality, competitive prices, the first‐class craftsmanship, safe package and prompt delivery. Our company got ISO9001:2008 Quality Management System Certificate.
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