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Suzhou Jiayi Kitchenware Technology Co., Ltd. is China Plasma Treated Cookware Manufacturers and wholesale Plasma Treated Cookware factory. The company was established in 1998 and is located in beautiful, rich and well-known Yangcheng Lake Industrial Zone, Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, China. The company's workshop area is over 66,600 square meters. Now we have two production bases for aluminum and stainless steel cookware, owning world's advanced bonding and pressing equipment for aluminum and stainless steel products and advanced automatic surface treatment technology and equipment. It has automatic production lines for pressing, coating and assembly. It possesses strong technical force, sophisticated process equipment and has a group of high-quality technicians and QC personnel. It has independent product development capabilities. The degree of equipment automation is at an excellent level in the industry in China.

Technical R&D strength

The company has passed ISO9001: 2000 quality management system, ISO14001: 2004 environmental management system and BSCI, SGS, TUV, ROSH, FDA and other certifications.

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    Patent certification

  • 6

    Invention patents

  • Licensed Manufacturer

LFGB

AEON qualification certification

BSCI

COSTCO

American Huafu company certification

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