Kinco
Enabling Robots to Build a Better Life for Humankind
Against the stirring backdrop of the 2015 military parade, everyone was profoundly impressed by the formidable strength of China’s cutting-edge weaponry and equipment. A nation’s strength is inseparable from the firm strides it takes in independent development. Amid the restructuring of the global industrial chain and the upgrading of domestic manufacturing, the localization of core components and equipment has become an inevitable trend. In the past, domestic equipment manufacturers, including Kinco, relied heavily on imported core components, leaving them vulnerable to supply chain bottlenecks, high costs, and technical adaptation challenges.
Kinco has officially launched a 100% domestic human-machine interface (HMI) product, driving the automation industry toward independent and controllable development, and contributing Kinco’s strength to domestic substitution.
Kinco G2070HE HMI has undergone a series of rigorous tests and iterative version upgrades. In terms of component selection, the product strictly partners with high-quality domestic suppliers to ensure reliable and consistent quality. While maintaining identical performance and quality standards, the product has achieved a significant improvement in cost-effectiveness. It has already received bulk orders from domestic customers and been put into application, with its stability and reliability fully validated in actual operation. Kinco's domestic HMI is far more than just a single model. The entire G2 series of HMI products are available in 100% domestic versions.
G2070HE HMI has obtained national-level information technology application innovation certification, providing strong support for equipment manufacturers to achieve localization substitution.
Xinchuang Certification, short for Information Technology Application Innovation Certification, is an evaluation and certification that assesses whether information technology products meet the requirements of independent controllability, security and reliability. It consists of three tiers of standards: Class I, Class II and Class III, and is evaluated and certified by the Fifth Institute of Electronics of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT E5). The Fifth Electronics Research Institute (FERI) is a national-level authoritative institution for electronic product quality inspection and certification in China. Its information technology application innovation (IT-application) certifications issued enjoy professional and authoritative status in the field of fully domestic-produced products.
For manufacturers advancing equipment domestic substitution, Kinco’s fully domestic HMI is more than just a product—it is a reliable partner. It helps mitigate supply chain risks, lower transformation costs, and enhance equipment performance, making independent and controllable innovation an attainable goal rather than a distant vision.
