The National Institute of Metrology, China selected our company's laboratory snowflake ice maker product

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2025-05-28 10:25

As the national supreme metrology scientific research center and the ***statutory metrological technical institution, NIM has the important and glorious mission of ensuring national measurement unity and international consistency, maintaining the nation's highest measurement capability, supporting the improvement of national development quality, and responding to the challenges of new technological revolutions. Since its establishment in 1955, NIM has made significant contributions to promoting China's scientific and technological innovation, economic and social development, and meeting national strategic needs. Important fields such as food safety, the Three Gorges Project, aerospace, satellite navigation, West-to-East Gas Pipeline, high-speed railways, and national defense construction all rely on NIM's support. As Comrade Wang Qishan said during his inspection of NIM in 2011, NIM has become the backbone of the Republic and is 'the treasure of the Republic'.

As of 2017, NIM has over 1,000 employees, including more than 700 professional and technical personnel. Among them: 2 academicians of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, 92 researchers, and 355 associate researchers and senior engineers. Over 200 people hold doctoral degrees, and over 230 people hold master's degrees, with those holding master's degrees or higher accounting for 64% of the total scientific and technical personnel.

NIM currently holds 128 national primary measurement standards, 359 standards, 1,603 certified reference materials, and 1,574 internationally recognized calibration and measurement capabilities published by the International Bureau of Weights and Measures (BIPM), ranking fourth globally and first in Asia. With continuous improvement in technical capabilities, NIM's service level has steadily increased. In 2017, NIM provided value transfer and traceability services for over 200,000 instruments/items to society.

National Institute of Metrology, China http://www.nim.ac.cn/

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