Chen Hsong
Company based in Hong Kong
Chen Hsong Holdings Limited (Chinese: 震雄集团) is a manufacturer and supplier of plastic injection moulding equipment and systems. The company was established by Dr. Chiang Chen in a small village workshop in Hong Kong in 1958. The following half-century has been a period of growth and expansion both locally and internationally. Today Chen Hsong has a customer base covering more than 80 countries worldwide including China, Taiwan, the United States, Canada, France, the United Kingdom, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico and most Southeast Asian countries.
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Chen Hsong is primarily a developer, manufacturer and supplier of injection moulding machines, and manufactures a wide variety of equipment with clamping forces ranging from 20 to 6,500 tons, and injection rates between 28.4g and 106 kg capacity. They can provide mold machining and auto-molding systems as well as bespoke solutions for specific applications.
Chen Hsong's core business is the production and operation of injection moulding machinery, precision moulds, hydraulic proportional valves, and servo valves. They also carry out servicing and related parts supply for these products and offer production support, operation of preforms, and equipment leasing of injection moulding machines.
Chen Hsong is a significant supplier of injection moulding equipment.
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