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Core Viewpoint - Shanghai Sia Testing Instruments Co., Ltd. is a professional company providing international first-class flow, temperature, and pressure detection system solutions, products, and technical services, with a focus on integrity, innovation, and service [5][6]. Company Overview - Established in 2007, the company is located in the Lujiazui business district of Shanghai and has been a core agent for American Sia Le Instrument Company and Korean MKP Precision Instruments Company in China since its inception [5][6]. - The company has obtained the China National Accreditation Service for Conformity Assessment (CNAS) laboratory accreditation certificate in 2019, with registration number CNASL11900 [5]. - It is a member of the Shanghai Measurement Association Flow Special Committee and the Guangdong Measurement Testing Society, and has provided gas calibration devices for over twenty measurement and testing institutions across various provinces and cities in China [5]. Product Offerings - The company offers a full range of products including thermal mass flow meters, micro-tube mass flow meters, controllers, and reference piston calibration devices, as well as infrared temperature measurement products and precision pressure sensors [6]. - Products are utilized in industries such as semiconductors, new materials, metallurgy, petroleum, natural gas, chemicals, food, pharmaceuticals, military, instruments, and meters [6]. Product Advantages - The products provide precise control of silane flow and can resist the corrosion of silane and other corrosive gases, with explosion-proof options available [7]. Industry Event - The 2026 Silicon-based Anode and Solid-state Battery Summit will focus on breakthroughs in silicon-based anodes and outline new developments in solid-state batteries, featuring various sponsors and exhibitors from the industry [16][18]. - The event will include a series of discussions on new product development, market outlook, and technological advancements in silicon-based anodes and solid-state batteries [19].