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تأسست شركة Liming Heavy Industry في عام 1987 ، وتقع في منطقة Pudong الجديدة ، شنغهاي ، الصين ، وتغطي أكثر من 200000 متر مربع بما في ذلك العديد من الشركات التابعة. يتعلق العمل الرئيسي بالعديد من المجالات ، مثل تكسير المناجم ، وسحق المباني ، والطحن ، وصنع الرمل ، والتكسير المتنقل ، وما إلى ذلك. الكسارة ، الكسارة المخروطية الهيدروليكية عالية الكفاءة من سلسلة HPT ، المطحنة الأوروبية شبه المنحرفة MTW ، المطحنة العمودية LM ، المطحنة الأسطوانية العمودية فائقة الدقة من سلسلة LUM ، الكسارة الصدمية ذات المحور الرأسي VSI5X ، ومعدات نظام VU.
يجلب Liming عددًا كبيرًا من المواهب الذكية والإبداعية معًا الذين يقدمون منتجات مبتكرة باستمرار. أخذت الشركة زمام المبادرة في الحصول على شهادة نظام الجودة الدولية ISO9001: 200 ، وشهادة الاتحاد الأوروبي CE وشهادة GOST الروسية ، وقد حصلت على 106 براءة اختراع وطنية بما في ذلك 4 براءات اختراع ، و 12 براءة اختراع تصميم و 90 براءة اختراع لنماذج المنفعة حتى الآن. إلى جانب ذلك ، هناك العديد من الجوائز مثل جوائز العلوم والتكنولوجيا في صناعة الآلات الصينية ، وجوائز الإنجاز العلمي والتكنولوجي في المقاطعات ، والمنتجات الصناعية الموفرة للطاقة في قائمة شرف ليمينغ.
من أول جهاز خروج تم تركيبه وتصحيحه بنجاح في كازاخستان إلى أول خط ذكي لتصنيع الرمل يعمل بسلاسة في المملكة العربية السعودية ، قدمت Liming خدماتها لـ 140 دولة ومنطقة ، مثل روسيا وكازاخستان وأذربيجان وتركيا والكويت وجنوب إفريقيا ومصر ، لا يمكن تجاهل فيتنام وماليزيا والهند وأستراليا وكوريا وكندا والاتحاد الأوروبي ، وما إلى ذلك ، وقوة الشركة في آلات التعدين العالمية بعد الآن.
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