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President Bruce Sun was not absent, either. He said, “Chun Zu’s passion to continue developing new models is aroused by the long term support from customers as well as the corporate missions of customers’ satisfaction, multilateral cooperation, and innovation.” He added, “Lowering costs to make production smooth and add more values to products has been an important key. In the future, Chun Zu will focus more on R&D for developing new models with features of fast production, material saving, precision, and efficiency.”
In addition to the eye-catching design of CBF-64S, other features like anti-collision mechanism for products (equipped with clamps to prevent products from collision), automatic lift for cooling oil tubes, and easy controlling interfaces were also concerned by many people. Sun said that before the demo, these models had been admired and ordered by buyers in East Europe. They would be invented mainly for the high-end markets in Europe and America and would be debuted at Wire Dusseldorf this March. As for SNF-105, its major market would be in emerging countries.
Sales of Chun Zu in 2011 was amazing and factories in Taiwan and China both made new sales records. The revenue of factories in Taiwan reached NTD1.018 billion and NTD0.9 billion for factories in Shanghai (nearly NTD2 billion in total). However, Sun has a conservative view on the revenue this year and estimates that it will slightly drop by certain points. He favors the U.S. and emerging markets. As for Europe inflicted by the debt crisis, the demand will slightly reduce.
Specifications of Chun Zu’s Models
Source: Chun Zu
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