On July 27, 2024, my colleague Carlson and I departed from Terminal 2 of Beijing Capital International Airport and arrived in Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, after a 6-hour flight. Uzbekistan is an inland country in Central Asia. Russian is the common language, with a population of 36.8 million

On April 6, 2024, two representatives from our company, Youmankang, arrived in Lebanon, a country in the Middle East known for its breathtaking landscapes. With buildings nestled on hillsides, water trucks can be seen everywhere on the streets, indicating the underdeveloped seawater desalination tec

On March 7, all the staff of our company attended the technical exchange meeting of RUNXIN valve products, introducing various new products of RUNXIN valve and whole house water purification and whole house water softening equipment.　At the scene of the event, Mr. Tian of RUNXIN Company explained th

We are an agent for Vontron Membranes and have set ourselves apart from other membrane suppliers by giving our consumers a choice of higher quality reverse osmosis membranes. These highly successful membranes can provide high quality product water from any source such as surface water, tap water, we

UMEK believes that only by getting to know our customers face to face can we continue to provide products that meet their water treatment needs. We went to Guangzhou to visit our partners.During our interaction with our customers, we not only learned more about the current trends in the water treatm

Reverse osmosis membrane element is a word that often appears in life, in the eyes of many people is one of the main components of purification equipment, but really understand the membrane element and can have a few, many important terms in the membrane element are not very well understood, then th

Recently, our client from Uzbekistan purchased greenhouse water treatment equipment from us.

On July 7, the product manager of Beijing Tri-High Membrane Technology Co. came to our company to exchange ideas about nanofiltration membrane and other related products.

Dominated by large desert plains and an arid climate, Uzbekistan is considered to be a water-scarce country. Due to climate change, river flows have decreased and water resources are strained, resulting in a growing gap between water supply and demand.

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