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鄭州國家質檢中心采購IPX1-2垂直滴雨測試儀一台

嶽信 2018-04-02 10:26

10月份，我們的業務員收到國家質檢中心的咨詢電話，對方表示想要了解一下關于防水檢測試驗機的相關內容。我司的業務對其進行了詳細而耐心的解釋，並咨詢其需要的是防水淋雨房還是哪款機型。國家質檢中心表示，他們需要一台比較大型的 IPX12 滴雨测试仪，因为自己食检测机构，有时候的试样很多或者很大，小的滴雨测试仪并不能符合自己的要求。而且国家质检中心从网上收集了很多资料，看到我们是专业专注做防水检测试验机，才找到了我们广州嶽信。

IPX1/2滴雨試驗機類型（點擊圖片查看設備詳情）

經過我們業務員的詳細解釋，國家質檢中心承認了我們的專業性。並且發給了我們一份尺寸，我們按照尺寸給國家質檢中心推薦了四立柱式的垂直滴雨測試儀。因爲國家質檢中心有其專業的防水隔離實驗室，所以我們沒有推薦箱式的機型。當我們把方案發到國家質檢中心的郵箱，第二天我們就收到了答複。

IPX12滴雨試驗機——針頭（點擊圖片查看詳情）

最后，我们与国家质检中心达成了友好协议，从广州嶽信采购IPX1-2垂直滴雨測試儀（尺寸：1.5 米×1.5 米）一台。

广州嶽信试验设备有限公司，15年來專業專注于防水試驗機的研發與生産。提供免費操作教程及售後保修，能夠保證到的質量以及貼心的服務態度，是廣大客戶選擇我們的理由。想了解更多詳情，可免費咨詢我司客服，或撥打我們的服務熱線： 400-997-0881。

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