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Products & servicesTOMISON is a local company with a global reach. It currently provides EMS electronic manufacturing services to customers in 27 countries and regions, including domestic A-share listed companies, growth enterprise market companies, and multinational corporations.
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Engineering processOur business covers the complete industrial chain from R&D to mass production, dedicated to providing precision electronic manufacturing solutions for medical devices, intelligent security, industrial control, network communication, and satellite navigation.
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Technical SupportSupports R&D sample production to mass production, equipped with automatic SMT machines, 10-zone reflow soldering and other equipment, with accuracy reaching 0.15mm QFN packaging level process.
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About UsTOMISON was founded in 2009 and is a high-tech enterprise focusing on electronic manufacturing services.
Technical Support
Service Hotline (8:00-18:00)
Contact Person: Mr. Gu Chun
Supply chain management capabilities
The wide variety of electronic components presents significant challenges to the supply chain. TOMISON boasts decades of experience in managing electronic component suppliers and has established strategic partnerships with several world-renowned distributors and original manufacturers, resulting in significant ordering advantages. During the product manufacturing process, we provide customers with technical support and can conduct third-party die-shear experiments on customer-questioned chips, providing analysis reports to help engineers identify the root cause of problems.
Supply chain management is about effective enterprise management, reflecting the strategic and tactical optimization of an enterprise's entire operational workflow. It integrates and optimizes the business efficiency of suppliers, manufacturers, and retailers, ensuring that goods are produced and sold in the right quantity, of the right quality, at the right place, at the right time, and at the optimal cost. A supply chain is a logistics network composed of suppliers, manufacturers, warehouses, distribution centers, and distributors. A single company might occupy different nodes within this network, but more often different companies constitute the various nodes. For example, in a particular supply chain, the same company might hold positions in manufacturing, warehousing, and distribution center nodes. In increasingly specialized and demanding supply chains, different nodes are typically comprised of different companies. The flow of raw materials, work-in-progress inventory, and finished goods between the various members of the supply chain constitutes the flow of goods within the supply chain.
TOMISON real-time dynamics
We never stop thinking, keeping up with industry trends, and continuously exploring intelligent engineering and technical information for EMS electronic manufacturing services. Welcome to learn about our recent news and research.
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