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Taida International Ship

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Taida International Ship, known for manufacturing high-quality lathes, is a professional leader in China for producing conventional vertical lathes, CNC vertical lathes, and horizontal lathes. The company specializes in robust mechanical structures that provide rigidity, stability, and versatility for machining heavy workpieces in industries such as aerospace, national defense, and energy. Taida offers a range of products including the VLK800E Single Column CNC Vertical Lathe and the AK-1400B CNC Horizontal Lathe. The company has participated in several international machine tool exhibitions, such as the 14th China International Machine Tool Show in Beijing in 2017.

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