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The worst company to deal with after the sale is made. The machine was delivered to us in January with design issues, and missing parts. We have been chasing them for months now until June and still the issues are not resolved. We have a very expensive machine that cannot be used. Be very careful dealing with this company.
This company are not professional people. They are scammers. Please don’t buy anything from them. BEWARE of this company and wild dogs.
Had to garbage $57000 machinery. They don’t provide any support and they sent machine assembled with used parts and machine never worked.
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