Eco-Friendly Granular Activated Carbon for Air and Water Purification

Name: Eco-Friendly Granular Activated Carbon for Air and Water Purification
Brand: Shenzhen Hengjiesheng Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd.
SKU: 2264409275

Guangdong, ChinaShenzhen Hengjiesheng Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd.

US$400.00

1 Ton

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Product profile

Customization

Available

Active Carbon Material

Shell Activated Carbon

Application Area

Chemical Industry, Electric Power Industry, Environmental Protection Industry, Food Industry, Gold Industry, Petrochemical Industry

Particle Size

Customized

Usage

Air Purification, Gas Phase Adsorption, Industrial Decolorization, Water Treatment

Shelf Life

24 Months

Transport Package

Bag

Specification

Customized

Trademark

LVYU

Origin

China

Production Capacity

60000

Company profile

Shenzhen Hengjiesheng Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd.

Guangdong, China

Business Type: Trading CompanyAverage Response Time: ≤3.19h

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SummaryThe supplier has developed from an environmental product supplier into an integrated provider covering sales, engineering design, and technical support. It supplies high-purity water-treatment chemicals, reports strict quality control to national standards, and has 6–10 years of R&D-engineer experience and 6–10 quality-control staff. It holds self-operated import/export rights, with 51%–70% of sales from exports, but exporting began only one year ago. Production and service operations show strengths in OEM capability, quality assurance, repeat-buyer preference, and lead times within 15 working days. However, certification details are unspecified, there is no factory environmental-impact assessment report, overseas service infrastructure is absent, no new products were launched last year, and documented procedures and records for several supplier-management and complaint-handling activities are incomplete. Customer-case evidence is limited to the absence of Fortune 500 cooperation.

Supplier typeThe supplier describes itself as an environmental product supplier that has expanded into an integrated service provider covering sales, engineering design, and technical support. Its stated product scope includes high-purity water-treatment chemicals such as ferrous sulfate and polyaluminium chloride.

CertificationsThe supplier reports product compliance certification as “Others” and states that its chemicals are controlled to meet national standards, but no specific certification names or factory environmental-impact assessment report are provided. The missing environmental-impact assessment report is an explicit sustainability-related deficiency, while the unspecified certification prevents a positive certification assessment.

After-Sales capabilityThe supplier accepts multiple service quotation and payment methods and reports peak- and off-season lead times within 15 working days. However, it has no overseas showroom, agents, branches, or overseas service countries, and its complaint-handling and corrective/preventive-action procedures lack written records.

Financial creditThe provided financial records report zero operating revenue, gross profit or margin, and current-ratio values for the stated periods, while the three-year current ratio is also listed as zero. These explicit figures indicate a serious financial-information concern, although the slices do not explain whether the zeros reflect actual performance or incomplete reporting.

Production capacityThe supplier provides water-treatment chemicals with stated quality control to national standards, employs 6–10 quality-control staff, and reports quality assurance in its processes. Its stated annual production output is provided, but no capacity target, facility scale, or production-equipment details are available.

Customization capabilityThe supplier integrates sales, engineering design, and technical support and reports OEM service for well-known brands, directly supporting customization capability. No SDK is available, but the evidence relates to software development rather than negating the stated OEM capability.