
Wuxi Paike New Materials Technology
Wuxi Paike New Materials Technology Co., Ltd. is a Chinese company established in 2006 that specialises in the research, development, production and sales of high-end metal
About Wuxi Paike New Materials Technology
Wuxi Paike New Materials Technology Co., Ltd. is a Chinese company established in 2006 that specialises in the research, development, production and sales of high-end metal forgings. The site reports more than 900 staff and a listing on the Shanghai stock market under code 605123. Its site also presents a company profile, development history and corporate culture.
Wuxi Paike New Materials Technology is listed under Manufacturers, Aircraft Parts Suppliers and is based in China.
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View eventParis Air Show (Salon du Bourget)
Exhibited in 2025. Next edition 14 to 20 June 2027 · Paris, France
Stand Hall 4 F 18 (2025)2025 list; 2027 not published yet
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