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Contact UsWho is PURI?
PURI is a brand of Yantai Puri Technology Development Co., Ltd. The company focuses on coated sand equipment, reclaimed sand equipment, industrial noise-control manufacturing, and metal OEM processing.
Are you a manufacturer or a trading company?
PURI is a manufacturer with its own factory, R&D resources, sales team, and project-support capability.
What services do you provide?
Services include CNC machining, sheet metal processing, welding, stamping, electrophoresis, electroplating, equipment-layout design, installation guidance, commissioning, and after-sales maintenance.
How can I get a quotation?
Contact the export department by email or phone and provide the available project requirements, drawings, quantity, destination, and site information. Most quotations require review by an estimator. The team targets a response within 24 hours on business days.
How do you control quality?
PURI applies quality controls from material and component review through manufacturing, inspection, traceability, packaging, and delivery. Applicable equipment is produced with ISO 9001 quality-system controls and CE compliance requirements.
Can PURI develop a solution for my project?
Yes. Share the process, site, performance, or component requirements and the team can review an equipment layout, noise-control system, or metal-processing solution.
Are metal OEM prices and discounts available?
Pricing depends on the drawing, material, process, quantity, finishing, packaging, and delivery requirements. Provide these details so the export team can prepare a project-specific quotation.
How did you determine that PURI was the most cost-effective option?
PURI aims to help customers control conversion costs without sacrificing quality. Critical components are designed, manufactured, and assembled in-house where applicable, while the team reviews component options and supply-chain logistics to improve manufacturing cost competitiveness.
