SummaryYueqing Deno Electronics Co., Ltd. is identified as both a trading company and manufacturer/factory in Zhejiang, China, supplying various switches and electronic components. The supplier reports ISO 9001 certification, five production lines, 50 quality-control staff, and stated annual outputs across several switch categories. It began exporting in 2017, with exports representing 41%–50% of total sales, indicating established international trading activity. The company describes having production equipment, testing capabilities, and after-sales service, but the evidence is self-described and does not provide detailed service procedures or performance metrics. Innovation evidence is limited: total R&D engineer experience is reported as under five years. A buyer name and sample product transaction are recorded, but the available information does not establish the depth or quality of the customer relationship. Financial figures are omitted.
Supplier typeThe supplier is classified as a trading company and also as a manufacturer/factory, with an electronics manufacturing industry classification and product keywords covering multiple switch and socket categories. Its export activity since 2017 and reported export-sales share support an active international supplier profile.
CertificationsThe supplier reports holding ISO 9001 certification for its management systems. This is explicit evidence of a recognized quality-management certification, although no certificate scope, issuing body, or validity date is provided.
After-Sales capabilityThe company explicitly states that it has a complete after-sales service system and emphasizes fast service, customer-first policies, and network-based customer support. However, no specific warranty terms, response times, service locations, or escalation procedures are stated.
Production capacityThe supplier reports a full set of production equipment, testing means, five production lines, 50 quality-control staff, and substantial stated output for slide, push-button, tact, rocker, and self-locking switches. These details explicitly support manufacturing capacity across several switch categories.