[New product] Korea Intime Launches New Concept HOOOAH Mask

As China's haze and sandstorm problems continue to deteriorate, masks have become an indispensable item for modern Chinese. In addition, workers working in the factory are also exposed to the danger of dust every day, and the importance of masks is becoming more prominent.

Korea's Intime Corporation (representing Li Chang-Shan), who has won Korea's “Creating an Outstanding Enterprise Award for the Future,” is a company that focuses on the development of new concept masks and gas masks. The research institute under the company has successively developed products such as infant masks, children's masks, dust storm masks, and high-level leisure masks. It has become a full-range, high-tech masking company.

In particular, the "HOOOAH mask" developed by Hittech uses synthetic resin injection technology and became the first product in the industry to receive the New Technology Certification (NET). Because this mask is made of synthetic resin, it fits very closely with Asian heads and completely blocks air from entering the mask. In addition, the mask can be reused simply by replacing the filter cartridge, which saves a large amount of money for repurchasing masks.

Rentai's representative Li Changshan stated: "Synthetic resin masks are one of a variety of innocuous and effective masks developed during the SARS period in 2000. Since the establishment of Intime Corporation, we have been working hard to make masks more effective and stylish, so we have developed HOOAH masks."

In January, Compaq signed a 12 million export contract with relevant Chinese authorities and officially entered the international market. In the following April, Intime won the certification of the U.S.-Mexico Presidential Economic Mission, the African-French Economic Envoy, and the Mongolian Economic Embassy. It signed three export contracts and four memorandums of understanding. Among them, in October, 1.65 million export contracts were signed with Mongolia and formally entered the ranks of international companies.

Representative Li: “In fact, South Korea's injection molding model manufacturing technology is not backward, but only the labor costs are relatively high. Many companies have moved their factories to places with lower labor costs in China and Vietnam. We feel sorry for this. We will The small and medium-sized companies needed to jointly develop a variety of products, share ideas, and produce more advanced masks."