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昆山海達精密仪器有限公司（隶属海達仪器）位于昆山市熊庄路25号（高铁站）附近,毗邻苏州，上海，交通便利。主销售地区：江苏、上海、浙江、安徽。为保证售後服務更加便利快捷，华东各地区分别分配有固定售後办事处。国内设立“昆山、山东、东莞、广西、厦门、江西、重庆、天津、长沙、湖北、河南"等多家分公司。我司品牌“海達儀器"合作夥伴遍布國內。十多年以來，憑借著*專業制造經驗，完善的售後服務，海達儀器成爲精密檢測儀器者。

海達集團成立于2004年，主從事包裝行業、家居行業、材料力學、光學測量、環境可靠性測試等檢測設備的設計、研發、生産、銷售、計量和售後服務的國家技術企業。集團總面積達60,000平方米，擁有4個獨立儀器生産廠區，在中國華南、華北、華東、華中與西北五大區建有15家分公司，海外服務网点超20个，覆盖东南亚、欧洲、北美以及中东地区，已爲28,000多家客户提供优质服務。

主營業務範圍：仪器生産、非標儀器定制、软件开发、计量检测及维修咨询整包服務。公司通過ISO9000認證以及檢測機構BV、SGS、TUV的多次認證，産品符合GB、ISO、ASTM、EN、JIS、TAPPI、ISTA、DIN、BS等國內外標准。投入大量研發資金，坚持研發一代、銷售一代、儲備一代的産品理念，始终走在行业的前端。參與家具測試標准編寫，與國家質檢單位共同起草CY/T229-2020行業標准；與國家紙制品中心、東莞質檢家居實驗室共同开发行业測試仪器；并與多家單位共建可靠性實驗室，與黄埔海关技術中心合建危險品包裝實驗室。

海達笃行“成爲世界檢測儀器企業"的願景，重视平台建设與人才储备，共有員工630人，其中技術人員達150人，全公司本科以上學曆300多名，研究生5名，博士生3名，已榮獲國家發明技術成果2項，各類實用新型技術成果100余項。同時與多所高等院校、科研院所建立産學研合作關系，現已建立5個産學研合作基地，並聘請20多名博士生導師擔任顧問。

展望未来，海達将践行“让每一家企业擁有高品质的检测仪器"的使命，秉承“創新、高效、傳承、激情、堅持"的核心價值觀。走绿色、低碳、环保的可持续发展道路，不断优化産品结构，实现企业自身的转型與升级。将海達全力打造成技术先進、质量过硬、服務優質、合作共贏的检测仪器综合服務商，是海達人永恒的追求！

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