Mr.Malik visited SUNTREE company

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Warmly welcome Mr Malik to visit SUNTREE company. From the talking we communicate the Isolation Swith, Distribution Box,MCB manufacturing technical , quality control, delivery time, etc. After near 2 hours talking, Malik is very satisfied with Suntree company's products management and control. And said they are willing to build long-term cooperation relations with Suntree Company.

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