SummaryZhenjiang Normanship Co., Ltd. is a China-based limited company identified as both a trading company and manufacturer/factory, specializing in marine lifesaving equipment, propulsion systems, deck machinery, mooring equipment, and related outfitting. It reports 15 years of experience, nine production lines, 41–50 quality-control staff, and 6–10 years of R&D engineer experience. The supplier states that it holds multiple ISO/OHSAS-related management certifications and provides online sales, maintenance, and after-sales service. Its reported production includes marine propellers, deck machinery, and medical auxiliary furniture, with exports serving multiple global regions. However, the provided information does not establish specific customer cases, demonstrated customization projects, audited financial strength, or verified innovation outcomes.
Supplier typeThe supplier is described as a trading company in one record and as both a trading company and manufacturer/factory in another. It is also identified as a limited company operating in China, indicating a mixed trading and manufacturing business model.
CertificationsThe supplier reports ISO 9000, ISO 9001, ISO 14000, ISO 20000, ISO 14064, and OHSAS/OHSMS 18001 certifications. These stated certifications provide explicit evidence of formal management-system coverage, although certificate validity and scope are not independently verified in the provided information.
After-Sales capabilityThe supplier explicitly emphasizes after-sales service and states that its services include online sales and maintenance for marine equipment such as lifeboats, davits, propellers, and mooring equipment. This directly supports an after-sales service capability.
Production capacityThe supplier reports a factory in Zhenjiang, nine production lines, 41–50 quality-control staff, and production capabilities for marine propellers, deck machinery, and medical auxiliary furniture. Stated annual productivity includes 50,000 tons of marine propellers, 200 sets of marine deck machinery, and 500,000 pieces of medical auxiliary furniture, providing explicit evidence of substantial production capacity.