Equipment purchasing communication covering supply scope, manufacturing and partner responsibilities, project documents and enquiry information — all confirmed in writing per project.
The company's main products include phosgene catalytic packing, phosgene decomposition towers and related equipment for phosgene decomposition systems.
Equipment procurement differs from material procurement: a plant involves design, manufacturing, integration, installation, commissioning and after-sales roles. This page sets out who does what, so that procurement and technical staff can judge what is actually being purchased and what needs to be clarified.
This is a list of items that may be involved. It does not mean that all projects are manufactured by this company. The actual scope is established item by item at quotation stage.
The table below lists the items commonly confirmed for equipment procurement. Answers are filled in per project rather than promised on this page.
| Process and design responsibility | Who carries out the process scheme and detailed design, and whether a third-party design institute is involved, confirmed per project. |
|---|---|
| Manufacturing entity | The actual manufacturer of the tower and auxiliary equipment is identified in the commercial documents and reflected in the contract. |
| Supply and integration scope | The individual items, spare parts and interface division included in the supply, as set out in the supply list. |
| Installation and commissioning | Whether site installation, single-machine running and linked commissioning are included, and the form of support, as agreed per project. |
| Project documents | The list of drawings, material certificates, inspection records and packing lists that can be provided, reviewed against project requirements. |
| Acceptance and after-sales | Acceptance basis, warranty scope and response method, stated in the contract. |
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A: It varies by project. The actual manufacturing entity, our role in the project and the services we undertake are stated in the quotation and contract documents, not replaced by a page description.
A: Please describe the project size and the scope you would like us to cover. This site does not promise turnkey qualification or overall engineering scope in advance; it is assessed per project.
A: References containing customer information require authorisation before publication. This site does not display unauthorised project names or operating data; these can be discussed through a confidential channel.
A: It depends on equipment specification, quantity and integration scope. No fixed schedule is promised here; the applicable time terms are those in the quotation and contract.
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