High Frequency Lifting Electromagnet for Bundled Rebar and Profiled Steel

Name: High Frequency Lifting Electromagnet for Bundled Rebar and Profiled Steel
Brand: Henan Sinoko Cranes Co., Ltd.
SKU: 2156061305

Henan, ChinaHenan Sinoko Cranes Co., Ltd.

US$3,500.00

1-4 sets

US$3,000.00

5+ sets

Product profile

Customization

Available

After-sales Service

Site Installation & Engineer Maintenance Service

Warranty

1 Year

Shape

Square

Color

Yellow

Rated Voltage

DC-220V

Duty Cycle

Td-60%

Model

MW38

Cold State Power

2.6-11.8 Kw

Max. Temperature

Can Reach to 700-800℃

Coil

Aluminum or Copper Optional

Lifting Capacity for Steel Scrap

220V

Cold-State Power

5.3-15.1kw

Electric Current

DC220

Turnings

80/65

Trademark

Sinoko

Origin

China

HS Code

8428909090

Production Capacity

1000 Set/Sets Per Month

Company profile

High Repeat Buyers ChoiceCustomization from DesignsProduct CertificationStandardized quality control

Henan Sinoko Cranes Co., Ltd.

Henan, China

Business Type: Manufacturer/Factory CertifiedR&D Capacity: ODM Service Available & OEM Service AvailableAverage Response Time: ≤2.48h

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SummaryThe supplier is identified as a combined company with broad general-equipment manufacturing, machinery-part processing, equipment repair, sales, installation, technical services, and software-related activities. It holds ISO9001, ISO14001, ISO45001:2018, and CE certifications, and reports documented procedures for service assessment, corrective actions, and complaint handling. Production resources include five production lines and diverse machining, welding, blasting, cutting, drilling, and coating equipment; customization from customer designs is available. Service coverage includes debugging and maintenance, with one-month lead times in both peak and off-peak seasons. However, the supplier reports no available SDK, no in-stock capability, no overseas warehouse or showroom, and no Fortune 500 customer cooperation. Financial records are referenced for 2021–2023, but the slices do not provide financial performance details sufficient to assess credibility.

Supplier typeThe supplier is classified as a combined company. Its stated scope covers general equipment manufacturing, machine-part processing, equipment repair and sales, equipment installation, technical services, software development, and related leasing activities, indicating a broad industrial and technical business profile.

CertificationsThe supplier reports ISO9001, ISO14001, ISO45001:2018, and CE certifications. These provide explicit evidence of management-system and product-compliance certification, although the slices contain no certificate validity dates or scopes.

After-Sales capabilityAfter-sales offerings include debugging and maintenance, supported by written procedures and records for service assessment, corrective and preventive actions, and complaint handling. However, the supplier has no overseas warehouse or showroom and no in-stock capability, which may limit local service responsiveness.

R&D capabilityThe supplier states that it performs mechanical-equipment research and development, technical development, and software development, and reports 30 years of total R&D-engineer experience. Nevertheless, it explicitly has no available SDK, so the evidence supports general engineering capability but not SDK capability.

Production capacityProduction capability is supported by five production lines and a broad equipment base including CNC lathes, boring and drilling machines, welding systems, blasting, cutting, pretreatment, and coating facilities. The supplier also has valid manufacturing-capacity contracts with affiliated subcontractors, but reports no inventory capability.

Customization capabilityThe supplier explicitly offers customization from customer designs and lists equipment research, development, installation, and technical services within its business scope. This directly supports customized equipment or component delivery capability.

Client casesThe supplier explicitly reports no cooperation with Fortune 500 companies. No other named customers, projects, references, or documented customer cases are provided, so customer-case strength cannot be established.