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From November 1st to 3rd, 2023, Foshan High Light Shanghai International Sourcing Exhibition Carbontech Layout
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Focusing on the frontier of science and technology, Carbontech creates an experi
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Focusing on the frontier of science and technology, Carbontech creates an experience area for carbon material technology products. Foshan High Light Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. began to lay the groundwork after the 2022 Shenzhen Carbon Material Exhibition harvested a group of industry buyers for Shanghai Carbon Materials Exhibition on November 1st-3rd, 2023 .
Foshan High Light made a big move in this exhibition and booked a special booth about 100 m2. The booth is located at the entrance of the main passageway on the first floor.
As a technological product, lab diamonds continue the charm of diamonds, and the industry is gradually rising, unstoppable, and will usher in an unprecedented period of explosion. If you also want to take the lead in cultivating a good harvest in the new track, welcome to the booth of Foshan High Light Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. We provide a complete product line service, MPCVD diamond growing machine, CVD rough diamond, CVD diamond seed, white loose diamond , fancy color loose diamonds,diamond jewelry, whether you are a jewelry seller or a diamond factory, we can provide you with high-quality products and a full range of services.
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