Frank Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd., headquartered in Shenzhen, China, is a national high-tech enterprise and was established in 2001. The company's products include metal and new material processing liquid, synthetic automotive oil, rolling liquid, mold release agent, environmental protection technology, and automation industrial equipment.

Frank has 8 registered wholly-owned subsidiaries at home and abroad, and its offices and sales networks radiate to 25 cities or regions in China. In China, it has reached in-depth cooperation with well-known companies such as AVIC, Ordnance Group, SAIC-GM, Dongfeng, Great Wall, Geely, BYD, Jinlong, Jiangling, Dalian FAW-Volkswagen, Kohler, ZF, AAC, Tongda, Foxconn and Samsung Electronics. Have important overseas partners in Germany, South Korea and Japan.

Members of Frank's management team come from countries or regions such as mainland China and Hong Kong, China, and members of the technical team come from well-known institutions or institutions such as MIT in the United States, the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Siemens in Germany. As of 2020, Frank has more than 50 patents and 11 invention patents. In 2017, Frank founded a doctoral workstation led by two doctors in the industry and attracted many elites from home and abroad to join. Frank's R&D strength has achieved leapfrog development.

In addition, the company has set up offices in 21 cities including Dongguan, Foshan, Zhaoqing, Changsha, Wuhan, Xiamen, Xi'an, Hefei, Zhengzhou, Chongqing, Tianjin, Qingdao, Dalian. The core business of Frank Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. and Jiangsu Frank Lubricating Technology (Taicang) Co., Ltd. is metal processing liquid; Guangdong Opais mainly produces lubricating oil, while Hong Kong Frank undertakes the global Import and export business; Shenzhen Woves pioneered environmental protection technology using vacuum distillation in China, which can achieve zero emissions of oil-containing industrial wastewater; Jiangsu Woves' core business focuses on the research and development and production of intelligent industrial equipment; Frank environmental protection technology Service Co., Ltd. focuses on OWS vehicle-mounted equipment and chemical management.

Thanks to the high-quality Chinese economy and the coordinated efforts of the Franks, Frank Technology has achieved excellent technical achievements and remarkable sales results in China. In 2014, the market share of water-based cutting fluids was leading among domestic brands and ranked among the top in R&D among global industrial oil brands. With the good customer base accumulated in the field of metal processing, as well as rich industry experience and practical cases, Frank has carried out five years of technical breakthroughs in oil-containing industrial wastewater treatment technology, overcome numerous technical barriers, and developed vacuum distillation technology. Oil-containing wastewater treatment system-OWS. OWS treated oil-containing waste liquid can separate 90% clear distillate and 10% concentrated oil (recyclable and refinable). This technology can reduce the amount of wastewater in the factory by 90% and achieve zero wastewater discharge (support) More than 95% of the types of oil-containing waste liquids). As an advocate of the concept of Industry 4.0, Frank has actively developed centralized liquid supply systems and automatic chip removal equipment, which can provide one-stop zero-emission services for metal processing workshops.

The company attaches great importance to independent research and development and has many typical cases in the industry. The company's SYNCOOL10000i cutting fluid has been professionally tested by Microtap. Its technical parameters are at least 5 years ahead of its competitors, and it has obtained a national invention patent in September 2016. In February 2016, Frank continued to work hard and launched the high-end cutting fluid brand iCoolant series. Its unique environmentally friendly formula and excellent lubricating performance redefine the standards of water-soluble cutting fluid. In May 2016, Frank joined hands with a number of domestic media, colleges and mainstream processing companies to advocate and establish the "3C electronics industry cutting fluid standard".