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S.M.C. (Shell Manufacturing (Holding) C. Ltd.) Company Information
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Correspondence
Address:
Shell Electric Mfg. (China) Co. Ltd.
Dallas TX USA Office: SMC Marketing Corporation
Atlanta GA USA Office: SMC Marketing Corporation (Atlanta Office)2125 Corporate Drive, Suite# 105, Marietta, GA 30067, USA Tel: (1-770) 956 0326 Fax: (1-770) 956 0324 Email: marketing@smc.com.hk
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Manufacturing |
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Since 1952, SMC pioneered Hong Kong's ceiling fan manufacturing industry and was the first manufacturer to export ceiling fans to the international market. Up till today, SMC has remained the world's largest ceiling fan company with annual capacity of over six million units. The Group established the microwave ovens business in mid 1980's and quickly became the best seller in the China market. Such outstanding success attracted the leading home appliance company, Whirlpool Corporation to joint venture with SMC. Built upon its manufacturing expertise and facilities management experience, the Group's manufacturing business is aligned into three major groups, the Consumer Electrical Appliance Group, the Electronic Manufacturing Services Division, and the Industrial Products Group.
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Ceiling Fans |
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SMC pioneered the production and export of ceiling fans in the early 1950's. The function of ceiling fans has evolved from primarily cooling to include interior lighting and decoration purposes in fashionable designs. Ceiling fans also complement the usage of air-conditioning and heating systems to facilitate air circulation and more importantly, improve energy savings.
SMC's fans are renowned for superior quality and competitive excellence. Over the years, the Group has accomplished many product and patent design achievements and recognition awards from major international retail chain stores around the world. SMC Ceiling fans were made in Hong Kong all the way up until around 1988-89, when they moved the production to China, and that was when their ceiling fans were built less durable as to most of today's standards of cheap throw away garbage.
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