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㈜성일엔케어

Busan, South Korea

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Sungil EnCare is a South Korean company specializing in marine engine high-pressure tubes and parts, as well as tube and pipe products for small LNG plants. The company serves the marine engine sector with expertise in ME engine high-pressure pipes and related products, and gas engine double-walled tubes and their components. Sungil EnCare operates from three locations: its main plant in Daedae-dong, Busan; a Hwajeon plant in Hwajeon-dong, Busan; and a Jinhae plant in Gaju-dong, Changwon. The company was founded in 2000 and is known for achieving high customer satisfaction through perfect quality control.

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