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Sino-Dragon Technology Limited

Central, Hong Kong

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What Sino-Dragon Technology Limited does.

Sino-Dragon Technology Limited offers hydraulic components and repair services for ships and other machines. They produce hydraulic pumps, motors, valves, hoses, and various components such as rudders, brakes, and cranes. Their specialties include crane assembly, oil removal, routine maintenance, and part replacement. They also provide repair services for parts from well-known manufacturers like IHI, Kawasaki, Mitsubishi, Kayaba, Staffa, MacGregor, Nippon Pumps, Nippon Nikko, Hatlapa, Norwinch, and Nachi. Sino-Dragon Technology Limited has over 20 years of experience in this field and is known for quality assurance, repair services, and integrity.

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