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㈜옥광엔지니어링

Busan, South Korea

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OKG Engineering, founded in 1988, is a South Korean firm specialized in land and marine water parts. The company has expanded its market to North and South America, the Middle East, Asia, and Europe and leads the industrial water parts market. OKG Engineering focuses on developing high-tech water parts, including ultra-low temperature and high-temperature-, high-pressure-resistant water parts. The firm produces door water parts, globe water parts, and swing-check water parts. OKG Engineering actively invests in research and development and has introduced 3D design and ICT integration to keep pace with industrial development. The company's headquarters is located in Busan, South Korea.

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