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Trades about 76% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Pan Asian Microvent Tech (Jiangsu) Corporation engages in the research and development, design, production, and sale of e-PTFE micro-permeable membranes and aerogels in China and internationally. The company offers pre-filled injection pen; CMD condensation controller, fuel cell proton exchange membrane, water electrolysis for hydrogen production, flow battery ion exchange membrane, aerogel products, and anion exchange membrane; and green energy, new energy vehicle thermal management products, and new energy vehicle battery breathable products. It also provides aircraft landing gear wiring harness lead tube, e-PTFE cable wrapping film, and electromagnetic shielding products; automotive e-PTFE breathable products, e-PTEF sound and heat insulation cotton products, water-retaining membrane products and services, sealing products, automotive NVH products, pressure-balanced breathable products, and OLED drying film products; pressure-balanced breathable products; micro-drying membrane module; breathable products for chemical packaging; and e-PTFE sealing products. In addition, the company offers filtration products, such as LSM-GF, LSM-PVDF, LSM-PES, LSM-PP, LSM-PTFE, and LSM-Nylon series membrane filter cartridges, as well as 35mm butterfly filter and disposable precision filters. Pan Asian Microvent Tech (Jiangsu) Corporation was founded in 1995 and is headquartered in Changzhou, China.
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