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Trades about 138% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Hiecise Precision Equipment Co.,Ltd. excels in the entire process surrounding fully automatic CNC roll grinders, from their initial research and development and intricate design to precise manufacturing, logistical delivery, meticulous installation, and ongoing maintenance. These sophisticated machines are indispensable across numerous industries, serving sectors like hot-rolled steel, medium-thick and headless steel strips, home appliance panels, tinplate, automotive cold rolling lines, aluminum foil and mirror-finish aluminum wire production, copper plate and strip manufacturing, non-woven fabric and paper production, as well as general machinery manufacturing and other specialized applications. Founded in 2007, the company's operations are headquartered in Kunshan, China.
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