| Company: | Qingyuan Rising Chemical Co., Ltd. | |
| Business Nature: | Manufacturer |
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| Country/Region: | P.R. China | |
| Hall No.: | 4.2 | |
| Zone No.: | 7 | |
| Booth No.: | 4.2G47 | |
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| Qingyuan Rising Chemical Co., Ltd. is a national high-tech enterprise specializing in polymer new materials in South China. Headquartered in Panyu, Guangzhou, with its core production base in Qingyuan High-tech Development Zone, the plant spans 80,000 square meters and boasts an annual comprehensive production capacity exceeding 100,000 tons. The company operates a dedicated R&D center in Foshan and a specialized water-based resin base in Yingde, establishing an integrated industrial chain of R&D, production, and sales. It has obtained dual ISO9001 certifications for quality and environmental management systems and holds comprehensive work safety qualifications. The company's brand portfolio includes "Feisha," "Nanxing Resin," and "Futian Resin," with main business covering synthetic resins, adhesives, specialty chemicals, and additives. Its core product lines comprise alkyd, acrylic, unsaturated, and water-based eco-friendly resins as well as eco-friendly adhesives, widely applied in wood furniture, handicrafts, shoe materials, architectural anti-corrosion, automotive and marine, rail transit, construction machinery, and other sectors. With robust R&D strength, the company hosts a municipal-level technology center and maintains industry¨Cacademia¨Cresearch partnerships with Lanzhou University and South China University of Technology. It holds more than 50 authorized patents and undertakes key technology breakthrough projects. The company has been honored as a "Guangdong Famous Brand Product," and its products have been deployed in military special equipment, proven in high-end market applications. Committed to the philosophy of green innovation, the company continues to increase R&D investment and looks forward to collaborating with global customers to create new industrial value together. |
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