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Woori Weltech

South Korea

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What Woori Weltech does.

Woori Weltech is a South Korean firm that focuses on improving the quality of the Korean welding market and offers high-quality products as well as services. The company operates specifically in welding materials and equipment from international manufacturers. It also provides welding automation systems and peripheral devices. Woori Weltech supports its customers by providing relevant technology information to grow together. The firm is based in Kimhae, Gyeongsangnam-do, South Korea, and was founded by Lee Hie-deuk. They have specified the company's scope with a telephone number and an email address: Tel. 055-311-5535, E-mail: hdlee71@naver.com.

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