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Harbour Engineering Co

Hong Kong

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Harbour Engineering Co, established in 2006, provides technical consultancy, construction machinery, whole machine sales, spare parts supply, and excellent after-sales service. The company's product range includes 3M fire and energy-saving products, and it represents brands such as Emerson, Hong Kong Sigma (South Korea LG-OTIS) Elevator Company, and SPM (LED Lighting). Their services cover various projects including kitchen installations, environmental engineering, 3M technology, mechanical and electrical engineering, elevators, cranes, and renovations. In 2007, they successfully registered with the Land Transport Bureau and obtained a contractor (A) qualification in 2009. The company's operating areas include Hong Kong.

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