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Contact Joneng Valves — Wenzhou, China

Joneng Valves Co., Ltd. is a sanitary valve, pump and fitting manufacturer in Longwan District, Wenzhou, Zhejiang, China. Write in English, Spanish, Russian, French, Portuguese or Arabic and the reply comes back in the same language.

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Asking for a price? Send a specification

Who should you write to?

One address per kind of question, so nothing waits in the wrong inbox. Anything about drawings, materials or certificates reaches an engineer rather than a mailbox.

Send us a message

For anything that is not yet a specification — a question about a material, a standard, a lead time, or whether we make the thing you are looking at. If you already know the size and the connection, the quotation form is faster.

Know the size, the connection and what runs through it? Send a specification instead.

Where is the factory?

Machining, assembly and testing all happen on our own floor. Visitors are welcome by arrangement; the nearest airport is Wenzhou Longwan International (WNZ).

  • Wenzhou Joneng Valves Co., Ltd.

    A1-14, No. 2999 Nanyang Avenue
    Longwan District, Wenzhou, Zhejiang
    中国

  • Wenzhou Jiayuan Fluid Equipment Co., Ltd.

    No. 8-9 Chengzhong Road, Yaqian Industrial Zone, Yongxing
    Longwan District, Wenzhou, Zhejiang
    中国

    弯头、三通与异径管

  • Wenzhou Lingdong Technology Co., Ltd.

    No. 969 Mingzhu Road
    Longwan District, Wenzhou, Zhejiang
    中国

    卡箍、活接、视镜与蝶阀

Questions about getting in touch

Which languages can Joneng correspond in?
English, Spanish, Russian, French, Portuguese and Arabic. Write in any of them and the reply comes back in the same language.
工厂在哪里？
In Longwan District, Wenzhou, Zhejiang, China. Machining, assembly and testing happen across our own sites there — the head office and plant on Nanyang Avenue, Jiayuan on Chengzhong Road and Lingdong on Mingzhu Road.
What should I include so you can quote quickly?
Size, connection standard, body and seat material, actuation, quantity, what runs through the line, and the destination port. With those seven a quotation comes back priced rather than as a request for more information.
Is this the right form for a price?
Not quite. The contact form is for a question; the specification form at /enquiry takes product lines, sizes, materials and Incoterm, and goes straight to a sales engineer as a quotable enquiry.

Asking for a price?

Tell us the size, the connection and what runs through it, and a quotation comes back priced rather than as a request for more information.

Send a specification