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5 Best Air Purifier Manufacturers in China (2026) – HisoAir

リー氏-1月 15, 2021

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HEPAグレードの高品質空気清浄機の輸入をお考えですか？コストを抑えつつ、高品質な製品を手に入れたいのであれば、ここが最適です。この記事では、ベスト5をご紹介します。 空気清浄機メーカー 中国 .
もちろん、洗浄と消毒は ハンドサニタイザー SARS-CoV-2の感染拡大を防ぐには、タバコやアルコール飲料の摂取が効果的である。しかし、風通しを良くすることで、汚染物質や副産物への暴露を減らすことができる。

致死的なCOVID-19の感染者数の増加に伴い、空気清浄機がこれまで以上に必要とされている。COVID-19の流行中、空気清浄機の需要は明らかに増加しており、この市場から利益を上げるビジネスチャンスが広がっている。

空気清浄機や室内換気装置の輸入を検討されている方は、以下のサイトをご覧ください。 米国アジア、オーストラリア、ヨーロッパ、または他の場所で、我々は最高の中国製空気清浄機をリストアップしています。低いMOQの空気清浄機メーカーや卸売部屋の空気清浄機のサプライヤーを探しているかどうか、我々はそれをカバーしています！

追伸。 この中国空気清浄機メーカーのベストリストは、以下の基準に基づいています：

  • 月産数百万台の空気清浄機のバルク能力を持つサプライヤーと卸売業者。
  • 開発・革新能力
  • ISOやGMPなどの工場認証
  • 高品質の加湿器とHEPAエアフィルターを製造
  • 価格に見合った価値を提供
目次 隠す
1 中国の空気清浄機メーカー トップ5
2 まとめ

中国の空気清浄機メーカー トップ5

お急ぎですか？ベストメーカー5社のリストです：

  1. 広州海科電子科技有限公司
  2. Dongguan Hiso Technology Co.,Ltd.
  3. 広州オランシヘルスケア有限公司
  4. シンセン Koneti Intelligent Technology Co.株式会社
  5. 広東招商科技有限公司

5 中国のベスト空気清浄機メーカー

それでは、空気清浄機メーカーの詳細をひとつずつ紹介していこう。

1.広州海科電子科技有限公司

本社 広州市南沙区東崇鎮台南路613号中国
経験年数 16年
証明書 ISO 9001:2015

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HOKOロゴ

画像ソースHOKO

海科電子科技（HOKO）社は2005年以来、中国のトップ空気清浄機メーカーである。同社は大規模な研究開発施設を有し、空気の質と換気を高める製品の開発を可能にしている。

HOKOはまた、ISO9001工場と厳格な品質管理プロセスを持っています。HOKOの品質管理プロセスには、広範囲なQUVエージング、塩水噴霧試験、落下車両振動シミュレーション、落下試験などがあります。

The company also caters to OEM and ODM services and has dozens of products in their product line. Some of their key products include air purifiers with over 99.97% filtration system and can filter 0.003um particles. They also offer HEPA-grade air cleaners, cylindrical purifiers and innovative purifiers which allows remote operation and other smart features.

2. HisoAir

本社 Room 712, Building 1, No. 4, Second Road, Songshan Lake Park, Dongguan City, Guangdong Province, China
経験年数 18年
証明書ce、ros、en1822

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ヒソエアのロゴ

画像ソース ヒソエア

HisoAir, has been a leading manufacturer of high-performance air purifiers since 2003. The company specializes in creating air purifiers as effective as those used in medical environments and has a global reach, exporting products to more than 100 countries.

With over 50 patented designs and more than a hundred completed projects worldwide, HisoAir has built a strong reputation for innovation and quality. Their air purifiers feature advanced filtration technology, achieving a particle removal rate of over 99.99%.

Notably, during the COVID-19 pandemic, HisoAir products were verified by SGS to remove 99.8% of coronavirus family particles. Their product range combines medical-grade efficiency with stylish designs for residential, commercial, and professional use.

3.広州オランシヘルスケア有限公司

本社 中国広東省広州市番禺区中村高沙工業区C5ビル5階
経験年数 12年
証明書 ISO 9001:2008、CE、NSF、IEC、ROSH、CB認証

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オランシ・ロゴ

画像ソースオランシ

Olansi Healthcare Co., Ltd.は、中国における高品質の空気清浄機の卸売業者兼製造業者である。同社は、マイナスイオン空気清浄機、HEPA空気清浄機、活性炭家庭用清浄機、抗菌空気清浄機などの空気清浄システムを提供しています。

10年以上の製造経験を持つOlansiは、カスタマイズされた空気清浄機のニーズやOEMサービスに対応し、簡単かつ高品質な製品を提供することができます。同社の空気清浄機は、高品質のPM2.5フィルター、イオナイザー、加湿器を備えています。

4.深セン Koneti Intelligent Technology Co.LTD.

本社 中国深圳市龍崗区平地街礁油中路39号
経験年数 38年
証明書 ISO 9001

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Konetiロゴ

Image Source: Koneti

Konetiは14年以上にわたってHEPA空気清浄機を製造しており、高品質の注文に応える専門知識を有している。同社の中核的な専門性は、国際基準を満たす浄化技術ソリューションの開発と運用にある。同社はまた、1000件以上の特許を持つ製品の革新において幅広い専門知識を持っている。

Koneti社は、OEMソリューションのほか、空気清浄機の卸売・販売も行っている。同社は世界160カ国以上に製品を販売している。技術およびソフトウェアの著作権を有する製品は1,000を超える。製品は以下の通り。 家庭用空気清浄機車用空気清浄機、浄水器。

5. 広東招商科技有限公司

本社 中国広東省中山市三焦鎮
経験年数 10年
証明書 BSCI監査報告書、ISO 9001、IAF、CNAS

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インビトップのロゴ

Image Source: Invitop

Invitopは中国の大手空気清浄機製造・輸出企業で、幅広い市場にサービスを提供している。同社はアメリカ、ヨーロッパ、日本、オーストラリア、ブラジル、その他の国に製品を販売しています。

インビトップは、小型除湿機、加湿器、空気清浄機、アロマディフューザー、エアクーラー、ファンヒーターなど、環境に優しい空気ろ過装置を設計・製造している。

The company's factory is located in Guangdong Province occupying 10,000 sqm with over 250 staff. Invitop's company is also heavily invested in advanced technological equipment and state-of-the-art production lines. They have extensive inspection equipment and top quality manufacturing methods. The company also offers ODM and OEM services.

まとめ

このリストが、中国の信頼できる空気清浄機メーカーを探すのにお役に立てば幸いです。また インド そして 米国 を別の記事で紹介している。

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ヒソエア創設者のリー氏
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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