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A. If customers are in urgent need, we can offer shorter delivery times.
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D. A variety of specifications are available to meet the needs of different customers.
E. We are both product manufacturers and raw material suppliers, offering competitive prices and high cost-performance products.

A. If customers are in urgent need, we can offer shorter delivery times.  
B. We have a mature and professional sales and technical team.  
C. Our product quality is certified by ISO9001:2000, ensuring high standards.  
D. A variety of specifications are available to meet the needs of different customers.  
E. We are both product manufacturers and raw material suppliers, offering competitive prices and high cost-performance products.

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