About Hebei Dema Auto Parts Co., Ltd.
Company identity as published on this site
The company presented on this site is Hebei Dema Auto Parts Co., Ltd., and that full name is used consistently on every page so that a buyer never has to guess which legal name an inquiry should address. A second wording, Qinghe County Dema Auto Parts Co., Ltd., appears in source material as a website wording variant for the same company, and this site records it in that limited sense only. It is never presented as a second company, and no relationship claim of any kind is built on the difference in wording.
The address as listed is Qinghe County, Xingtai City, Hebei Province. The listed address is shown only as an address as listed, not as a verified registered address, and the company is not described as a sales company or given any corporate character beyond what the source material states. A buyer who needs a registered-address confirmation should ask for it through the inquiry.
Founding statement, kept as an attribution
The only founding statement on this site is an attributed sentence: the MIC profile states the company was founded in 2000. That sentence is repeated with its attribution intact because it comes from a single company-profile source and no independent verification of a founding date appears in the material used for these pages. The site never shortens the sentence into a bare founding year, never converts it into a count of years in business, and never uses it to imply a longer history than the attribution itself states.
This caution matters for buyers who compare suppliers by age. A founding date taken from one profile can reflect a registration, a reorganisation or a profile entry, and the source material here does not say which. By keeping the attribution visible, the site lets a buyer weigh the statement for what it is and ask for a fuller company history through the inquiry if that history matters to the buying decision.
What the company says it makes
Source material describes the company as an enterprise specialised in auto parts, with a core product line that includes silicone hoses, air intake pipes, turbo pipes, radiator pipes, truck fuel pipes and sealing strips, together with engine mounts and radiators named alongside those families. This site follows that description exactly and builds one category page for each named family, so that the site structure itself mirrors the source description rather than adding product families the source never names.
Customisation is mentioned in source material as available for different vehicle models and scenarios, and this site repeats that mention only as a company-profile statement tied to an inquiry. No customisation promise is spelled out here as a standing offer, because the source material does not describe the limits, the process or the confirmation steps for a custom request. A buyer with a custom need should describe the run and the variation in the inquiry and ask what confirmation the supplier can give for that exact request.
Quality wording, kept narrow
The company profile states an automotive industry quality management system certification obtained in 2021, and MIC material names ISO9001 and TS16949 as further certification names. Those names are shown side by side as source statements, never merged into a single certified list, and no certificate number, issuing body, validity period or scope is added, because none of those details appear in the source material.
A buyer who treats a certification name as a guarantee for a specific hose would be reading more into the name than the source supports. Certification names describe a management system as stated by the company, and whether a particular hose run is covered is a question for the inquiry and for the certificate document itself. The hose certificates page on this site is built around that distinction and lists the questions a buyer should ask before relying on any certificate wording.
Reach, stated only as an attributed sentence
The company profile states customers in over 120 countries. No country list follows it, no customer name follows it, and no case study is built on it, because the source material gives no list, no names and no case permission.
Buyers who need market-specific evidence should ask through the inquiry for the markets relevant to their own order and judge the answer on its specifics. A broad reach sentence cannot confirm availability, service or compliance in a particular place, and this site does not pretend otherwise. The export markets page states the attributed sentence once and then turns to the questions that make a market inquiry concrete.
Send an inquiry about automotive hoses
Describe the hose run, the fitting ends and the questions you need answered before ordering, and send the details through the inquiry form.
Statements on this page that carry a company-profile attribution repeat the source wording as an attribution, not as an independently verified fact. Specifications, certificate details and order terms are confirmed through an inquiry, not stated here as settled terms.