JIANGSU GREEN UNION SCIENCE INSTRUMENT CO.,LTD

Jiangsu Lvmeng Scientific Instruments Relocates to Lingang Economic Development Zone to Empower New Growth

On May 10, 2026, Jiangsu Lvmeng Scientific Instruments Co., Ltd., a key enterprise in China’s laboratory chromatography consumables sector, completed the full relocation of its office, R&D and production facilities. The company has officially settled in Zhongjiang Smart Vehicle City, Taizhou Lingang Economic Development Zone, embarking on a new phase of high-quality development with upgraded R&D and production capabilities and a superior industrial ecosystem.

As a private technology enterprise in Jiangsu Province, the company was founded in 2016 and has long focused on the R&D, production and sales of laboratory analytical instruments and chromatographic filtration consumables. Its flagship products under the GreenMall brand include syringe filters, microporous membranes, solid-phase extraction cartridges and oil-free vacuum pumps, which are widely used in biopharmaceuticals, environmental monitoring, food testing, scientific research and other fields. Serving thousands of domestic scientific research institutions and corporate clients, the company has expanded its business globally with high-quality products and holds self-operated import and export qualifications.

In recent years, driven by sustained market demand growth, the company has achieved rapid expansion in both business scale and team size. The original 3,000-square-meter facility in Xuzhuang Street, Gaogang District, could no longer meet the growing needs of R&D testing, production capacity expansion and warehousing logistics. To break the bottleneck of development space and align with the company’s long-term strategic layout, after careful site selection and preparation, the company decided to establish its new operational base in Zhongjiang Smart Vehicle City, Taizhou Lingang Economic Development Zone.

The new address is Building 3, Zhongjiang Smart Vehicle City, No. 166 Longgang Road, Lingang Economic Park, Taizhou City, Jiangsu Province, located in the core area of Taizhou Lingang Industrial Sector. Benefiting from the logistics hub advantage of Taizhou Port, the multimodal transport network of highway, railway and waterway can significantly improve the turnover efficiency of import and export goods and effectively reduce cross-border logistics costs. Moreover, leveraging the industrial cluster effect of Zhongjiang Smart Vehicle City, which gathers a large number of high-end equipment and biopharmaceutical supporting enterprises, the company gains an excellent industrial ecosystem for connecting upstream and downstream resources and deepening industry-university-research cooperation.

Following the relocation, the company’s R&D laboratories, production workshops and warehousing areas have been fully upgraded. An additional 1,000 square meters of R&D and testing space has been added, equipped with more advanced product testing and experimental equipment, enabling the R&D team to conduct technical research on more new filtration consumables. Meanwhile, production capacity has been significantly enhanced, better meeting the growing order demands of domestic and international clients and providing employees with a more efficient and comfortable working environment.

This relocation marks a major milestone in Lvmeng’s development journey. A company official stated: “A new site and a new ecosystem signify a new starting point. Going forward, relying on the new industrial park, we will further increase R&D investment, accelerate the commercialization of new filtration consumable technologies, expand the global market leveraging Lingang’s geographical advantages, deliver higher-quality products and services to our clients, and contribute to the high-quality development of the laboratory analysis sector.”

In addition, the company reminds all clients and partners that only the operational address has been changed. All existing business contacts, phone numbers and email addresses remain unchanged. All production and delivery operations proceed as normal without disruption from the relocation.