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高品質の空気清浄機を大量に手に入れる必要があるのなら、それを生産している様々なトップ企業とつながることが最善の利益になる。このブログでは、中国におけるこのような製品のトップ4メーカーをリストアップした。

私たち人間が呼吸する空気の質は、時間とともにどんどん濁っていき、健康被害をもたらす可能性がある。汚染された空気を吸い込むと、化学物質やバクテリア、ウイルスが含まれている可能性があり、病気や障害を引き起こす可能性がある。空気清浄機 優れたろ過システム このような場合、かなり必要になる。

この業界でシェアを獲得したり、大規模な空気清浄システムを導入したりするには、信頼できる優れた空気清浄機のメーカーやサプライヤーを見つけることから始める必要がある。本記事では、歩留まりの良さ、製造能力、認証、および同様の要因の点で良い結果を出している中国メーカーのリストをまとめた。以下からチェックしてほしい。

中国空気清浄機メーカートップ4社リスト

以下は、私たちの要件を満たした中国の空気清浄機メーカー上位4社です。それぞれの会社情報を調べ、簡単ではありますが、包括的なプロフィールをそれぞれのセクションにまとめました。詳細をお急ぎの場合は、チェックしたい会社をクリックしてください。

  1. ヒソエア
  2. HOKO
  3. オランシ
  4. 純海

中国の空気清浄機メーカー トップ4

このリストに入った以下の企業の製造能力と認証を考慮した。その他、空気清浄業界における総合的な実績も考慮しました。各社の長所と、あなたに提供できるものについて知るには、この先をお読みください。

1.ヒソエア

ヒソエアのロゴ
ヒソエアのロゴ

画像ソース ヒソエア

ビジネスタイプ:OE/OD/JD メーカー, サプライヤー
本社 Room 712, Building 1, No. 4, Second Road, Songshan Lake Park, Dongguan City, Guangdong Province, China
主要市場:グローバル
経験年数: 19 years
証明書 ce、ros、en1822
If you’re particularly looking for air purifiers that are as effective as those used in medical environments, HisoAir would be worth working with. It was established in 2003. It has, by far, completed more than a hundred projects globally throughout its years of establishment.
ヒソエアは世界100カ国以上に製品を輸出し、50以上の特許を取得しています。同社は99.99%以上の粒子除去率を持つ空気清浄機を製造している。現在のCOVID-19パンデミックと同様に、ヒソエア製品は注目に値する。 SGSによる検証済み コロナウイルスファミリーの99.8%を除去することができる。

主要製品

  • 医療用空気清浄機

2.HOKO

HOKOロゴ
HOKOロゴ

画像ソースHOKO

ビジネスタイプ OE/ODメーカー
本社 広州市南沙区東城鎮台南路613号
主要市場:中国
経験年数 17年
証明書 ISO 9001: 2015, ISO 14001: 2015, CE, ROHS
HOKOは、正式には広州海科電子科技有限公司として認識されており、幅広い空気清浄機へのアクセスに重点を置いている場合、適切なパートナーになる可能性があります。この会社は、空気清浄機の多様なバリエーションで有名なだけでなく、他の家庭用製品を含む市場でも定評があります。
HOKOは空気清浄機に焦点を当て、品質管理および環境への影響に関するさまざまな国際認証を取得していることから、このリストに入った。また、HOKOは2005年から空気清浄機の設計・製造を行っており、その経験も長い。このことは、同社製品が99.97%の粒子除去率を達成していることからも明らかである。

主要製品

  • 空気清浄機
  • 空気加湿器
  • 生ごみ処理機
  • おでこ温度計
  • その他の家庭用品

3.オランシ

オランシのロゴ
オランシのロゴ

画像ソースオランシ

ビジネスタイプ OE/ODメーカー
本社 中華人民共和国広州市南沙区蘭河鎮海怡街1号1楼
主要市場:中国、ヨーロッパ、南米、東南アジア
経験年数 13年
証明書 ISO 9001: 2008, ce, cb, rohs, saso, cqc, ccc
オランシ・ヘルスケア株式会社、通称オランシは、6万平方メートルを超える巨大な生産施設を誇る企業である。空気清浄機のモデル数が非常に多く、他のヘルスケア製品も生産しているため、豊富なカタログを持っていると言える。
オランシは2017年に中国広東省のハイテク企業の称号を得た。また、同年、同国の環境電化製品トップ10メーカーの1社に認定された。また、国際的に認められた品質管理システムを遵守して製品を製造している。

主要製品

  • 空気清浄機
  • 浄水器
  • 青果クリーナー
  • 美容製品

4.純海

純海ロゴ
純海ロゴ

画像ソース純海

ビジネスタイプ メーカー
本社 中国上海市彰虹路303号
主な市場 中国、日本、韓国、フランス、ドイツ、スペイン、イタリア、UAE、ロシア
経験年数 15年
証明書 ISO 9001: 2008、ISO 14000
ジュンカイは、空気清浄機の製造、建設、工業レベルでの水処理、ガス処理など、さまざまな市場を手掛ける企業グループである。もちろん、ここでは空気ろ過・浄化製品を手がける潤海環境エンジニアリング株式会社を取り上げる。
2007年に設立された潤海環境エンジニアリング株式会社は、エアフィルター製造に関する集中的な研究開発を行っており、その豊富なフィルターバリエーションは注目に値する。これは間違いなく、ISO 9001: 2008品質管理システム認証基準を満たす空気清浄機の製造に役立っている。

主要製品

  • エアフィルター
  • 空気清浄機

結論

世界社会は飛躍的に技術を進歩させているが、その反面、汚染という形で人々の健康に重大なリスクをもたらしている。空気清浄機は、空気をきれいにし、病気や障害の原因となる汚染物質をろ過するのに役立つ優れたソリューションです。

本記事では、中国の様々なトップメーカーをリストアップしたが、医療への関心が高まっている今、医療グレードの製品を持つヒソエアはベストパートナーのひとつになると思う。 今すぐヒソエアへ お見積もりは無料です。

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Alwen Lee, an air purification expert with over 10 years of experience, is a devoted father of two and a passionate traveler, having explored more than 30 countries. With a love for public speaking and swimming, he has dedicated his life to the indoor air quality industry. His mission is to ensure that people around the world enjoy the freedom to breathe clean air and lead happy, healthy lives.

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