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Guizhou Guihang Automotive Components Co., Ltd., founded in 1999 and headquartered in Guiyang, China, is an enterprise specializing in the production, sale, and distribution of a broad array of automotive components. Its market reach extends across China as well as to international customers. The company's comprehensive product catalog of auto parts features items such as seals, various types of switches (including combination, power window, and specialized models), key assemblies, door handles, windshield wipers, window regulators, and aluminum radiators. They also supply diverse filters (such as air and oil filters), intercoolers, oil coolers, and control circuits for vehicle switches. Furthermore, their offerings encompass components for automotive air-conditioning systems, seats, sunroofs, alongside general stamping and welding parts. Beyond individual components, Guizhou Guihang Automotive Components Co., Ltd. also provides industrial solutions, including production lines for rubber, plastic, and composite extrusion, in addition to complete manufacturing lines for automotive hoses, electrical switches, radiators, and air filters. Other key products available from the company include automotive door and window glass lifting mechanisms, wiper motors, and wiper blades.
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