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㈜두진

양감면, South Korea

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Doojin, Cryogenic Total is a South Korean company specializing in cryogenic solutions, particularly in the storage tanks, containers, freezers, and vacuum-insulated pipes for ultra-low temperature applications. They offer solutions for the transportation of liquid gases such as LN2, LO2, and LAR. The company is based in Yanggam-myeon, Songmal-gil 8-37, Hwaseong-si, Gyeonggi-do, and was founded by Ko Yang-gui. Doojin holds the highest technical expertise and quality standards in the field of cryogenic vacuum-insulated pipes. The company can provide quotations and consultations for their products. Doojin's business registration number is 133-81-17703, and they can be contacted via email at doojin94@doojin.com or by phone at 031-352-3001.

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