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Trades about 65% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Zhe Jiang Hai Liang Co., Ltd is a global provider specializing in the research, development, sales, and servicing of an extensive range of copper products. Its comprehensive portfolio includes various copper and brass tubes, such as level wound, pancake, inner grooved, insulated, and capillary copper tubes. The company also supplies straight, plastic-coated, condenser, and refrigeration tubes, encompassing both copper and specialized aluminum-manganese brass variants. Additionally, its offerings extend to copper-nickel pipes, diverse fittings (made from copper, brass, and for electrical conductivity), and an assortment of copper and brass bars, including copper bus bars. Rounding out its product line are aluminum tubes and advanced SCR honeycomb and plate catalyst products. Beyond these material solutions, Zhe Jiang Hai Liang Co., Ltd also offers equipment manufacturing services. These products and services are broadly applied across numerous sectors, including air conditioning, refrigeration, HVAC, water desalination, nuclear and thermal power generation, equipment production, the automotive industry, electrical systems, transportation, and hardware machinery. Established in 2001, the company maintains its headquarters in Zhuji, China.
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