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website:https://www.pfmmesh.com
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Beijing PFM SCREEN CO.,LTD.
TEL :0086-316-2188808
FAX : 0086-316-2188808
Mobile:0086-15369679157(Summer Ma)
E-MAIL : [email protected]
Skype:summerpfmscreen
ADD : NO 12,Linyuan,North of Yinhe Road,Guangyang District,Langfang,Hebei,P.R.China ZIP：065000
Factory Add：Industrial Park Zone of South Anping County,Hebei,P.R.China ZIP:053600
Founded in 1987,PFM is a professional manufacturer and exporter of polyester mesh,including polyester screen printing mesh(bolting cloth),polyester linear screen,polyester dryer screen,polyester spiral dryer fabric,polyester spiral press filter belt,polyester forming fabrics,sludge dewatering belt and stainless steel wire mesh.
Our company is located in Langfang City,and the factory is located in the Industrial Park Zone of South Anping County—the famous Wire Mesh Land of China.Our factory owns a land area of 40,000 square meters,a construction area of 13,000 square meters.PFM factory has 83 sets P7100&P7150 Sulzer polyester printing mesh weaving looms,23 sets Sweden Texo polyester dryer fabric looms,50 sets Japanese GRS1300 wire mesh looms,and 46 sets of other machine and devices including automatic warp arranging machine,heat setting machine,Austria Automatic seaming machine and other test facilities.
While the steel industry continued to decline, Youngstown’s city government utilized urban renewal and highway building to stimulate the economy- at the expense of African American neighborhoods
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