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Provincial Party Secretary Shen Xiaoming personally visited Tikeke.
Nov 21,2025
At a critical juncture in the industry’s development, Shen Xiaoming, Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee; Wu Jupeng, Secretary of the Municipal Party Committee; Kan Baoyong, Deputy Secretary of the Municipal Party Committee and Mayor; and He Yong, Secretary of the County Party Committee of Jiahe County, personally visited and provided guidance at Hunan Tike Intelligent Equipment Co., Ltd. Upon entering the company, the secretary’s attention was immediately drawn to the modern production workshop, where drilling and tapping machines and vertical machining centers were operating efficiently. The advanced equipment and well-organized production processes captivated the Secretary’s gaze.
A 3C electronics company in Southeast Asia—The TL740 drilling and tapping machine facilitates the mass production of curved middle frames for mobile phones.
This company is a manufacturer of 3C electronic components in Southeast Asia, primarily supplying core components such as phone frames and casings to international brands including Apple and Samsung. Previously, due to insufficient precision and low efficiency of its machining equipment, the company faced significant challenges: a high defect rate in curved surface processing (reaching as much as 5%) and long delivery cycles. It urgently needs high-performance drilling and milling equipment to break through production bottlenecks.
A domestic aerospace components manufacturer—the VL1165 vertical machining center—has overcome the challenges in machining high-temperature alloy turbine blades.
The company specializes in the R&D and manufacturing of core components for aerospace engines, providing high-precision parts such as turbine blades and combustion chambers to domestic defense industry enterprises. Previously, when machining Inconel 718 high-temperature alloy turbine blades, the company faced challenges including rapid tool wear, significant part deformation, and low machining efficiency—issues that made it impossible to meet the stringent standards required for defense products.