Factory shipment

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Author : ZOLYTECH
Update time : 2023-12-18 15:48:12

In December 2023, the chain stitch quilting machine and hemming machine sent to India were loaded today. Temperatures are still high in Guangdong Province in December and are not expected to cool down until next week. The loaders work very hard. Zolytech's business and operations teams were involved in the loading. We take photos and videos of each delivery. After that, we will sort out the video material and send it to the customer in order to facilitate the smooth progress of customs logistics. We will also post the video on our social media to record our factory daily life in real time.

Detailing each step of the work is what Zolytech has been doing to provide customers with more reliable and quality service. You can always trust Zolytech.

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