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Yangzhou Tinfulong Group Co., Ltd.
603406 · XSHG · Specialty Chemicals · China
Yangzhou Tinfulong Group Co., Ltd. is a materials manufacturer specializing in the research, development, and production of fiber materials. Its core offerings include recycled colored polyester staple fiber and differentiated composite fibers designed for performance and sustainability. The company’s products serve a broad set of end markets, notably automotive interiors, healthcare, home living, architectural decoration, filtration media, and footwear and apparel, positioning it as a diversified supplier across consumer and industrial value chains. Yangzhou Tinfulong Group emphasizes scale and technical depth, operating multiple production bases and employing extensive fiber manufacturing equipment to support high-volume output and tailored specifications. It highlights innovation through patent activity, participation in industry standards, and initiatives in green manufacturing, including recycling technologies and solar integration. By combining application-focused R&D with large-scale, quality-oriented production, Yangzhou Tinfulong Group serves as a key participant in the textiles and process industries ecosystem, supporting OEMs and brands with functional, recycled, and specialty fiber solutions.
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Basic Materials sector · China
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Natural Rubber Supply Chain
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Petrochemicals Supply Chain
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Industrial Chemicals Supply Chain
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