SummaryNantong YIJI Machinery Co., Ltd. is identified as a Chinese manufacturer of CNC and gantry machine tools, operating from Jiangsu with a stated 9,900 m² manufacturing plant, three production lines, and approximately 30 employees. The supplier reports CE certification, ISO9001 quality-system certification, export-product licensing, and sales to multiple international regions. It describes specialized design, mature production processes, QC management, integrated solutions, and after-sales service, but the evidence is largely self-reported. Production lead time is stated as one month in both peak and off-peak seasons. Innovation is claimed as a company principle, while only two years of R&D-engineer experience is provided. Trade evidence shows two transactions associated with one buyer, which is limited customer-case evidence. Financial credibility cannot be assessed because the available capital and transaction figures are excluded from this assessment.
Supplier typeThe supplier is explicitly classified as a manufacturer and describes manufacturing and processing machinery as its business activity. Its stated products include CNC portal milling machines, CNC gantry surface grinders, and CNC gantry milling machines.
CertificationsThe supplier explicitly states that it holds an export product license, CE certification, and ISO9001 quality-system certification. These certifications support compliance and quality-system capability, although no certificate numbers or validity details are provided.
After-Sales capabilityThe supplier explicitly claims to provide nice after-sales service and quick integrated solutions, and states that these capabilities have helped it gain customer trust. No staffing, response-time, warranty, or service-network details are provided.
Production capacityThe supplier reports a 9,900 m² manufacturing plant, three production lines, one-month lead times in both peak and off-peak seasons, mature production workmanship, and strict QC management. These details explicitly support an established production operation, although output capacity and the apparent employee-count inconsistency are not resolved.
Client casesThe supplier states that its products are sold in 30 countries across Europe, America, and Southeast Asia and have earned a good reputation. The trade record provided shows two transactions associated with one named buyer, which confirms limited transaction evidence but does not substantiate a broad set of customer cases.