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FUJIAN YONGJIN MACHINERY MANUFACTURING CO., LTD.

INTRODUCTION

Yongjin Machinery was established in 1986, the headquarter is in Nan’an City, Fujian Province. As one-stop professional supplier, It facuses on researching and manufacturing excavators and bulldozers parts–track shoe, track roller, top roller, sprocket, track bolt, etc. The high-quality products are recognized in the industry, and are sold in Europe, America, the Middle East, Southeast Asia and other countries. Yongjin Machinery supplies parts for many brands, such as Caterpillar, Komatsu, Hitachi, Volvo, Hyundai, Longgong, Xugong, etc.

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  • U-bolt

    ‌Market Demand Analysis for U-bolts in South America

    Based on available information, the demand characteristics for U-bolts in the South American region are as follows: I. Overall Market Demand Growth Significant Import Growth Rate in South America‌‌ China’s export value of medical devices to South America has achieved a c...

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    Analysis of U-Bolt Demand in the African Market

    Based on multidimensional market data analysis, the demand for U-bolts in the African market exhibits the following core characteristics and development trends: I. Core Drivers‌ A. ‌Large-scale Infrastructure Projects‌   Mega-projects like Ethiopia’s Grand Ethiopia...

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  • Track shoes

    Excavator Track Shoes Market Demand Analysis in Russia

    The demand for excavator track shoes in the Russian market is primarily driven by the following key factors, showing a significant growth trend: Core Demand Drivers Mechanization Upgrade in the Mining Industry‌ Russia’s mining sector is accelerating the adoption of unman...

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