Remanufacturing process and service

Transmission Remanufacturing Company | Company and Service Overview

This transmission remanufacturing company, based in Guangzhou, China, provides a remanufacturing service for automatic transmissions, organised around a documented 10-step process and a full-load dyno inspection of every finished unit.

BaseGuangzhou, China
Warranty describedAt least one year
Final check100% full-load dyno inspection, no sampling, per the documented process
  1. 1Teardown and screening
  2. 2Clean and renew
  3. 3Bench and dyno test
  4. 4Pack and ship

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Company overview

Guangzhou Meishun Automatic Transmission Co., Ltd. is an automatic transmission business based in Guangzhou, China. Its remanufacturing service covers automatic transmissions, including continuously variable transmissions purely as a remanufacturing service category. The supply forms described for the wider business include new assemblies and parts, remanufactured assemblies and parts, and second-hand transmissions and cores, but this site describes only the remanufacturing service and the core service that feeds it. New assembly sales and single-part specifications are outside the scope of this site, and this site deliberately does not create pages for them. This site uses the company legal name throughout.

Service overview

The remanufacturing service follows the documented 10-step process: incoming inspection and full teardown, defect screening with scrapping of failed parts, multi-stage ultrasonic cleaning with a second check, replacement of wear parts and upgrades for known weak points, precision pressing and valve bore sleeving, component bench testing, housing refurbishment, standardised reassembly, 100% full-load dyno inspection with no sampling, and final inspection with export packing in fumigated solid wooden crates. Services listed for the wider business include selection and quotation, production tracking, packing and logistics, after-sales technical consultation, and fault analysis, together with custom remanufacturing based on a customer-supplied transmission model code and packing customisation on request. A buyer should confirm which services apply to a particular order in writing.

Who the company serves

The business serves repair workshops, distributors, wholesalers, traders, and other business buyers who purchase remanufactured transmissions for fitting or onward supply. It also serves buyers who supply cores for remanufacturing or who draw on the core service. The common need across these buyers is a finished unit whose history can be stated: what was screened, what was replaced, what was bench tested, and what the full-load dyno inspection showed for that unit. The test data and quality inspection record retained for each finished unit are the means by which that history is stated, and a buyer should confirm what record will accompany the order.

What this site does not state

This site does not state a founding year, an export-country count, an employee count, a production capacity, or a stock level. It does not publish a telephone number, an email address, or a street address; use the inquiry form to ask for the details that apply to your order. It does not publish certificate names, numbers, or scopes; the certificates page states only that certificates are available upon request. It does not list individual transmission models or single-part specifications. These omissions are deliberate: a business page that invents or selects among conflicting figures would mislead the buyer it is meant to serve.

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Questions buyers ask

Where is the company based?

In Guangzhou, China. This site states the city only; use the inquiry form to ask for the details that apply to your order.

Does the company only do remanufacturing?

No. The wider business also covers new assemblies and parts and second-hand units and cores, but this site describes the remanufacturing service and the core service only, to keep the subjects separate and accurate.

How should I start an engagement?

State the transmission model code, the quantity, and the destination, and ask for a written confirmation of scope, test coverage, records, warranty terms, and packing. The inquiry page is the place to make that request.

Related pages

About gives the company introduction. Transmission remanufacturer describes the business identity. Certificates states the certificate position.