Shanghai Summit Industrial Co., Limited
A trading company with one job: buying load-rated hardware in China well enough that a distributor on the other side of the world can resell it without surprises.
The company
- 上海峰盛實業有限公司
- Incorporated in Hong Kong. Sourcing office in Shanghai, China.
What we sell
Six families that share a buyer and a warehouse: wire rope, rigging hardware, chain, fiber rope, tools and elevator components. A supply house sells them together, so we ship them together.
Where we buy
Wire rope comes from the mills of Jiangsu, forged rigging from the plants around Qingdao, hand tools from the tool cluster of Zhejiang, and elevator parts from the suppliers of the Yangtze delta.
How we are set up
The company is incorporated in Hong Kong and the buying desk works from Shanghai. The contract and the invoice are issued in Hong Kong; the inspections, the warehouse and the loading happen in mainland China.
Who buys from us
Importers and distributors of industrial supplies, rigging shops, hardware chains, elevator service companies, and project buyers who need a mixed container.
How we work
The data before the promise
If a figure is not certified for your lot, the page says it is a catalogue value.
The same reference twice
A repeat order goes to the same plant with the same drawing, so the second shipment matches the first.
One person answers
The same contact follows the quotation, the production and the documents, in your language.
What you can check before you decide
971published size rows
| What is published | Where |
|---|---|
| Every reference carries its size table. Across the catalogue that is 971 rows. | Products |
| Each family states the standard its figures are measured against. | Quality |
| What gets measured on the line, and what gets counted before the container is sealed. | Quality |
| Which groups a sector buys, and how many references that comes to. | Industries |
| The minimum per reference and the lead time come back in the quotation. | How to order |
Send the list and we price it
Reference, size, quantity and destination port. A quotation comes back with the unit price, the minimum per line, the Incoterm and the lead time.