We source hermetic seals, feedthroughs and electronic packaging from specialised manufacturers in China — and carry the qualification, the documentation and the payment route as one accountable party.
We reply to technical enquiries within 1–3 working days. We are not the manufacturer.
And sourcing that point tends to fail in two different places — most buyers only expect the first one.
They are small, highly specialised, and technically serious. What they usually lack is an English website, an export sales team, or any budget for being found. Their domestic order book is full, and finding foreign customers takes attention they cannot spare.
Some of them do have one or two overseas customers, usually from a relationship that happened years ago. That is not a market working. That is one relationship.
Documentation, the compliance requirements on your own side, the payment route — increasingly the question is not "who can build this" but "can I take delivery of it cleanly, and keep taking delivery of it."
Buyers who have already found their manufacturer still end up building arrangements around it. That is not a problem anyone solves with a search engine.
Not catalogue items. Pin count, material, pressure rating and package geometry all move to fit the design.
Typical uses: refrigeration and CO2 systems, energy storage,
process instrumentation, optical communication.
We do not work on defence, radar, satellite or airborne applications.
We identify and screen manufacturers who do not advertise, and we start every relationship at small volume so that a problem stays small.
We turn an engineering requirement into something a manufacturer can actually quote against — and we ask the questions that change the answer before the RFQ goes out.
One consistent export document set, issued by one accountable party, so your own compliance people are not reconciling three versions of the same shipment.
You pay us. We pay the manufacturer after you pay us. One counterparty, one contract, one bank relationship.
Not a specification. Just the situation. Two ways in — pick whichever is less work for you.
Seven short questions. No specification needed.
This desk asks questions — it does not quote, and it does not confirm what can be built. That comes back from us, in writing, after we have talked to a manufacturer. Nothing leaves your browser until you press send.
Most engineers prefer this. So do we.
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No sample requests without an application, please — we will not be able to help.