Mirror Tech, a Korean road convex mirror manufacturer, have participated in the Korea Public Procurement EXPO(KOPPEX) and fired. The KOPPEX is held every year in Ilsan, Goyang, Gyeonggi, as a public procurement exhibition to support the expansion of export channels of excellent SME products and joining into overseas markets.

In this event, various exhibition halls have been prepared so that purchasing managers from public institution and the general public can look at the latest procured items in their fields of interest in one place

A road convex mirror of Mirror Tech, which was introduced at the KOPEEX, was certified as an excellent product by Ministry of SMEs and Startups and Public Procurement Service and drew attention from visitors.

The road convex mirror of Mirror Tech is highly visible to the driver at night, and prevents secondary accidents that may occur because the high-brightness reflector is not visible, and has the function of minimizing the occurrence of distortion, changes in the mirror surface due to seasonal changes, condensation, and frost

The newly introduced and flagship product of Mirror Tech stainless road convex mirror is exported to Europe. It looks closer and larger with an optimized radius of curvature than the existing product, and a road convex mirror has high visibility performance any road situation

As the only road convex mirror manufacturer in Korea, Miller Tech is a company capable of designing and manufacturing all processes. It has outstanding technological competitiveness and has raised the status of the Korean road convex mirror market through ceaseless research.

Headquartered in Gyeonggi-do, Korea, Miller Tech produces road convex mirror, indoor convex mirror, lane separators, safety signs, bridge railings, and speed bumps and more. They supplying them to Korean government offices and overseas

“We expect that exports worth USD 10M will be achieved through this expo. In the future, KOPPEX will establish itself as an expo to promote the technology of domestic procurement companies to the world.” Director of Public Procurement Service said