SummaryZhejiang Lema Electrics Co., Ltd. is a China-based limited company established in 2000, operating in electrical and consumer electronics products. The available information indicates substantial manufacturing capacity, including more than 10 production lines, reported annual output of 50 million switches, a 27,137 m² plant, and 96 employees. It holds ISO9001:2015 and ISO14001:2015 management-system certifications, while product certifications including CE, UL, CCC, and SGS are also reported. The supplier has exported since 2008, with exports representing 31%–40% of total sales. Its product range includes multiple switch categories and related components. Evidence of overseas trade and an identified buyer exists, but detailed customer performance, customization processes, after-sales procedures, and innovation results are not sufficiently documented.
Supplier typeThe supplier is identified as Zhejiang Lema Electrics Co., Ltd., a China-based limited company operating in electrical and consumer electronics. Its listed products include micro, limit, toggle, waterproof, push-button, foot, and other switches, indicating a specialized electrical-component manufacturer rather than a general trading entity.
CertificationsThe supplier reports ISO9001:2015 and ISO14001:2015 certifications. It also states that its products have obtained CE, U.S. UL, CCC, and SGS-related certifications or inspections, although the provided slices do not include certificate numbers, validity dates, or verification documents.
Production capacityThe supplier reports more than 10 production lines, annual switch output of 50 million pieces, 11–20 quality-control staff, 96 total employees, and a 27,137 m² manufacturing plant. These explicit figures support substantial production capacity and an established quality-control function.
Client casesThe supplier states that its products are sold to America, Europe, and Southeast Asia, and trade records associate it with CAIR EUROMATIC AUTOMATION PRIVATE LIMITED for valve-switch spare parts. It has exported since 2008, with exports reported at 31%–40% of total sales, but no customer evaluations, project outcomes, or independently verified case studies are provided.