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EMIN is the Official JEIO TECH Distributor in Vietnam

09/25/2026 11:13:01

Since September 2018, EMIN has been an official distributor of JEIO TECH products and services in Vietnam. The company specializes in developing and manufacturing laboratory equipment, environmental testing equipment, and solutions for scientific research and industrial applications.

About JEIO TECH

Founded in 1988, JEIO TECH is headquartered and operates a manufacturing facility in Daejeon, South Korea. The company specializes in developing and manufacturing laboratory equipment, environmental testing equipment, and solutions for scientific research and industrial applications.

JEIO TECH develops a comprehensive product portfolio for heating, cooling, incubation, mixing, sterilization, storage, and environmental simulation. The company also provides specialized equipment for biological, chemical, medical, pharmaceutical, and various industrial applications.

JEIO TECH places strong emphasis on quality control throughout its manufacturing processes and applies international standards and certifications, including IEC 61010-1, ISO 9001, ISO 13485, CE, UL, and RoHS, to applicable product lines.

JEIO TECH Distributor in Vietnam

Since September 2018, EMIN has been an official distributor of JEIO TECH products and services in Vietnam, providing genuine JEIO TECH equipment to customers across the country. EMIN provides consultation to help customers select suitable equipment based on temperature requirements, capacity, testing environment, and intended application.

EMIN - Authorization letter from Jeiotech

Product Categories

  • Incubators and Shaking Incubators
  • Drying Ovens and Heating Ovens
  • Water Baths and Heating Baths
  • Heating and Cooling Circulating Baths
  • Recirculating Chillers
  • Laboratory Refrigerators and Freezers
  • Autoclaves
  • Stirrers and Shakers
  • Hot Plate Magnetic Stirrers
  • Desiccator Cabinets and Vacuum Drying Ovens
  • Temperature and Humidity Test Chambers
  • Cell Culture Incubators
  • Biological Safety Cabinets
  • Fume Hoods

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