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Xiji.com
Professional manufacturing base for various industrial grinding machines
About Xiji.com
Wuxi Machine Tools Co., Ltd., which markets its products under the “XIJI” brand, is a national high-tech enterprise in China specializing in machine tool manufacturing. The company's origins trace back to the Kaiyuan Machine Factory, established in 1948 by the industrialist Rong Desheng. It has since grown into a professional manufacturing base for a wide range of products including centerless grinding machines, internal grinding machines, bearing grinding machines, and roll grinding machines.
The company serves numerous industries such as energy, automotive, bearing manufacturing, textile machinery, electronics, and railway. Its products, which include over 300 categories, are sold to more than 20 countries and regions across Europe, America, and Asia. The business operates through divisions for different product lines, including a Centerless Grinder Division, Inner Round Grinder Division, and Roll Grinding Machine Division. Wuxi Machine Tools Co., Ltd. emphasizes research and innovation, possessing a robust R&D team and advanced manufacturing equipment. The company holds ISO9001 quality management system certification, and several of its products have received the CE mark.
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- Founded
- 2014
- Headquarters
- Wan Chai District, Hong Kong
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