about us

Started building M&C Pumps from a 400 sqm rented workshop.

Passed ISO9001 quality management system certification.

Relocated to a 1,000 sqm leased workshop.

Relocated to a 2,600 sqm leased workshop.

Restructured company shares: repurchased 30% of shares from shareholders, becoming a solely owned private company.

Formulated the first five-year plan; obtained leased land and equipment in August.

Expanded production facilities with a new 5,600 sqm factory building.

Passed ISO 14001 environmental management system certification.

Established a joint venture company, DCMC, with DIC Corporation of the United States.

Further expanded production with an additional 6,000 sqm factory building.

Established M&C Americas LLC in Houston, Texas; developed the second five-year plan.

Recognized as a high-tech enterprise.

Intelligent mobile trailer-mounted pump set included in the industrial base project.

Intelligent mobile trailer-mounted pump set passed project acceptance.

Company name changed to Amos Fluid Technology Co., Ltd.

Began development of specialty pickup trucks with integrated pumping systems.

Obtained specialized vehicle production qualification from China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.

Established the "Longnose" brand for emergency rescue dewatering trucks.

Developed the world's first full-power power take-off (PTO) system for pickup truck chassis; filed international patent applications simultaneously.

Developed a heavy-duty dewatering truck with a single-unit capacity of 8,000 m³/hour.

Won multiple bids for emergency dewatering truck procurement projects from several Chinese national-level emergency rescue centers.

Obtained specialized firefighting vehicle production qualification from China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.