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i-Tork Controls

South Korea

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What i-Tork Controls does.

i-Tork Controls is a South Korean company specializing in the development and production of automation systems for ships and equipment. The offered products include the ITQ Series, E-ITQ Series, IQL Series, ITS Series, PDS Series, ITM Series, and Heavy-Duty Series. These series contain various automation valves and systems. The company possesses certificates such as CSA for its ITQ 0100~1100 Series and KEMA 10ATEX009X (EC-T…), as well as IECEX for the ITS Series. The company was not founded explicitly, but there are contracts and inquiries until 2026. i-Tork Controls has certificates from KEMA and CSA, which indicates high product quality.

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