SZJ Automation Co., Ltd. is a national high-tech enterprise founded in 2004. We specialize in the intelligent equipment industry and are primarily engaged in the research and development, design, production, sales, and service of automation production equipment for lithium/sodium-ion batteries, photovoltaic, and intelligent manufacturing related fields.
As an automation equipment manufacturer, SZJ Automation prioritize quality, sustainability, and dedicated support in all our services.
“We will take the path of branding and create a centennial SZJ.” As an automation equipment manufacturer committed to customer satisfaction, SZJ Automation will prioritize technological innovation and uphold the corporate spirit of “Focus, Professionalism, and Excellence” to achieve sustainable and leapfrog development of the enterprise in the field of intelligent manufacturing.
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