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衡水豪斯管業有限公司

碟刹油管、尼龍刹車管、液壓制動軟管、鐵佛龍管、汽車油冷器油管及接頭、高低壓膠管

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衡水豪斯管業有限公司　公司坐落于中国工程橡胶之美誉的京南第一城衡水市，我公司专业生产橡胶和尼龙树脂制动软管，航空管及软管总成，新开发的汽车油冷器油管和气刹制动管及钢丝编织铁佛龙软管，高低压胶管全部通过ISO9002质量保证体系认证，为求不断创新，不断提升产品质量，公司拥有一批经验丰富的研发人员，根据不同顾客的不同需求，开发与其相适应的产品。同时拥有一批高素质的员工队伍，为产品的质量提供有力的保证。
　　　我公司現有生産設備５０台，年産制動軟管60萬米，制動軟管總成30萬套，同時擁有爆裂強度試驗機、低膨脹試驗台、高溫箱、低溫箱等檢測設備，以保證産品質量的可靠性。
　　　我公司生産的制動軟管及高壓膠管具有“超高壓,高動態壽命,低內容積膨脹”和“耐油耐臭氧”的優異品質，贏得了客戶的信賴和市場的認可。
我公司坚持以诚信服务做市场，把“质量和信誉”放在首位，“以客户的要求为标准”强化管理，提升品质，不求最大但求最好，为最终达到世界一流品质而努力。

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公司名稱：	衡水豪斯管業有限公司	公司類型：	企业单位 (制造商)
所在地：	河北/衡水市	公司規模：	1-49人
注冊資本：	50萬人民幣	注冊年份：	2011

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碟刹油管、尼龍刹車管、液壓制動軟管、鐵佛龍管、汽車油冷器油管及接頭、高低壓膠管

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碟刹油管、液壓刹車管、鐵佛龍管

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