Our international business continues to thrive as we have recently signed a significant export order involving 1,685 units of pinch valves and fluorine-lined valves.
This successful deal is not only a testament to the long-term trust between both parties, but also a strong endorsement of Lianke’s reputation and brand strength in the global market.
As a national high-tech enterprise with nearly 40 years of expertise in the design and manufacturing of pinch valves, industrial strainers, and PTFE/PFA-lined valves, Lianke has always adhered to the core philosophy of “Craftsmanship Quality, Innovative Service.”
Our products are widely recognized by customers worldwide for their:
The client involved in this deal is a long-term partner who has chosen Lianke repeatedly, a strong reflection of the trust and satisfaction we earn from the international market.
This newly secured order is not only a recognition of Lianke’s product quality, but also a result of mutual trust and long-standing collaboration.
Looking ahead, we will continue to:
All in support of helping our customers achieve sustainable business growth.
We warmly welcome more partners from around the world to join us and seize opportunities for shared success!
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