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常州俊恩汽车配件有限公司坐落于美丽的常州。以生产重，中，轻型卡车车身配件为主导业务，近年也向轿车，商务车，行业拓展。我们现在的主要产品涉及欧系，日系，美系，等卡车车型，主要产品有保險杠，中網，面板，保險杠包角，面板包角，後視鏡，大燈，霧燈，尾燈，擋泥板，等等。我们的研发中心一直不断开发设计，不间断的推出新产品。

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公司名稱：	常州俊恩國際貿易有限公司	公司類型：	个体经营 ()
所在地：	江蘇/常州市	公司規模：	1-49人
注冊資本：	0萬人民幣	注冊年份：	2006

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保險杠，中網，面板，保險杠包角，面板包角，後視鏡，大燈，霧燈，尾燈，擋泥板

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