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January 23, 2026 | HengerEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Recently, representatives from Korean electronics companies visited our factory for an on‑site tour and technical exchange. The delegation included leaders from well‑known Korean PCB enterprises. The purpose of the visit was to deepen China–Korea industrial cooperation and explore cutting‑edge technologies in electronic equipment manufacturing.
On‑Site Visit: Touring the Henger Microelectronics Workshop
Welcomed warmly by the Henger Microelectronics team, the Korean delegation toured our modern production workshop, observing equipment manufacturing and testing processes up close. Their visit received unanimous recognition and positive feedback.
Both sides engaged in in‑depth discussions on cooperation opportunities in PCB equipment and end‑product manufacturing, laying a solid foundation for future technical collaboration and market expansion.
Looking Ahead: From “Manufacturing Dialogue” to “Intelligent Manufacturing for Mutual Success”
This visit not only showcased Henger Microelectronics’ professional capabilities in high‑end equipment manufacturing, but also injected new momentum into China–Korea collaborative innovation across the electronics industry chain. Moving forward, the company will continue to deepen international cooperation and drive electronic equipment technology toward higher precision and greater reliability.
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