Xi'an Jingyu Electric Porcelain Co., LTD, with its headquarter located in Xi'an, is one of the strongest manufacturers of high-voltage current limiting fuses in China. The company enjoys annual output value of more than ten million RMB and has about 60 employees with one third of them as technology and management personnel.
With a team of engineers dedicated to fuse research and design for many years, the company is able to provide solutions to special requirements in unconventional operating environment. The company has developed fuses for China's large and medium sized projects on several occasions. Some of the examples are special protection fuses for power transmission and distribution systems of 2008 Beijing Olympic stadiums and Nanking Yangtze River Bridge, and 2kV fuses for electric locomotives of Beijing-Shanghai and Wuhan-Guangzhou high speed railways, and fuses
Company Profile
Company Name:
Xian Jingyu Electric Porcelain Co., Ltd.
Company Type:
Manufacturer ()
Area:
Caribbean Region/Bermuda
Employee :
Less than 10 People
Registered Capital:
Not filled
Year Established:
2003
Data certification:
Credit guarantee:
Already paid $0.00 USD
Business scope:
High Voltage Fuse, Fast Fuse, Fuse Accessories, Low Voltage Fuse
Sales of products:
High Voltage Fuse, Fast Fuse, Fuse Accessories, Low Voltage Fuse
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Xi'an Jingyu Electric Porcelain Co., LTD, with its headquarter located in Xi'an, is one of the strongest manufacturers of high-voltage current limiting fuses in China. The company enjoys annual output value of more than ten million RMB and has about 60 employees with one third of them as technology and management personnel.
With a team of engineers dedicated to fuse research and design for many years, the company is able to provide solutions to special requirements in unconventional operating environment. The company has developed fuses for China's large and medium sized projects on several occasions. Some of the examples are special protection fuses for power transmission and distribution systems of 2008 Beijing Olympic stadiums and Nanking Yangtze River Bridge, and 2kV fuses for electric locomotives of Beijing-Shanghai and Wuhan-Guangzhou high speed railways, and fuses