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LSGM Corporation

South Korea

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What LSGM Corporation does.

LSGM Corporation is a South Korean company that specializes in producing high-precision, high-efficiency bevel and helical gear reducers for various industries. They also offer cycloid speed reducers and planetary speed reducers under the brands HELIX, K-DRIVE, and LPS. The company produces and sells these products directly from their factory located in Seoul, South Korea. Founded in 1986, LSGM has been serving customers with precision robot reducers that enhance production efficiency and equipment operation stability. A concrete fact is that they operate from the first floor of 632 Seobu Saejil, Geumcheon-gu, Seoul, South Korea.

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