Last Updated: July 23, 2026

Anhui Huaxia Machine Manufacturing Co., Ltd., operating under the Huaxia Machine Tool brand (collectively, “Huaxia,” “we,” “us,” or “our”), is committed to making this website easier to perceive, understand, navigate, and use for as many people as reasonably possible.

This statement applies to the public pages, product information, inquiry forms, downloadable resources, and support content that Huaxia controls on this website. It does not cover independent websites, platforms, embedded services, or distributor pages operated by third parties.

Our accessibility target is the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at Level AA. WCAG is organized around four principles: content should be perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust.

Huaxia is improving the website toward this target. Because the website and its technical-document library continue to develop, we do not currently make a blanket claim that every page, legacy file, embedded service, or historical document fully conforms to WCAG 2.2 Level AA.

Accessibility is considered as part of website design, content production, and maintenance. Our ongoing measures include:

• Using semantic HTML structure and a logical heading hierarchy
• Providing keyboard-accessible navigation and visible focus states for interactive controls
• Adding meaningful alternative text to informative product and factory images
• Maintaining readable text contrast and avoiding color as the only way to communicate meaning
• Associating form fields with clear labels, instructions, and understandable error messages
• Supporting text enlargement, responsive reflow, and reduced-motion preferences where technically practical
• Reviewing new page templates and major website changes for common accessibility barriers
• Training content editors to avoid placing essential product information only inside images

Current website improvements focus on the following user needs:

• Keyboard use: menus, links, buttons, forms, and section navigation should be usable without a mouse
• Screen-reader structure: page titles, headings, landmarks, lists, form labels, and link purpose should be programmatically identifiable
• Readable presentation: body text, spacing, contrast, and responsive layouts are designed to remain legible across common screen sizes
• Motion control: non-essential animation should be reduced when a user has enabled a reduced-motion preference
• Clear language: product categories, inquiry steps, buttons, and support information are written to be direct and understandable
• Consistent navigation: repeated site controls are intended to appear and behave consistently across major pages

Huaxia publishes information about press brakes, shearing machines, plate rolling machines, hydraulic presses, punching equipment, panel benders, laser equipment, automated bending cells, tooling, spare parts, controllers, and related services.

Product pages are intended to present important specifications as selectable or readable HTML whenever practical. However, detailed manuals, controller documentation, parameter sheets, catalogs, wiring diagrams, technical drawings, and older PDF resources may not always provide complete document tags, reading order, searchable text, captions, or equivalent descriptions for complex diagrams.

When a document is difficult to access, contact us with the page URL, file name, machine model, and the format or assistance you need. We will work to provide the relevant information in a practical alternative format, such as structured text, an accessible table, or direct technical assistance.

Despite our efforts, some content may still present accessibility barriers. Known or likely limitations include:

• Some legacy catalogs, manuals, certificates, and controller documents may not be fully tagged for assistive technology
• Complex machine diagrams, electrical drawings, CAD-based images, and parameter tables may require an additional text explanation
• Some older product photographs may have incomplete or overly general alternative text
• Some videos may not yet include synchronized captions, transcripts, or audio description
• Third-party chat, video, map, translation, analytics, or social-media components may not provide the same level of accessibility as the main website
• Content translated automatically or supplied by third parties may contain structural or language issues that we do not fully control

We prioritize barriers that prevent users from requesting a quotation, obtaining technical information, contacting support, or understanding essential machine information.

The website is intended to work with current versions of major browsers, including Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari, together with standard keyboard navigation and commonly used assistive technologies supported by those browsers and operating systems.

Older browsers, unsupported operating systems, disabled JavaScript, browser extensions, custom translation tools, or third-party embedded components may provide a different experience. For the most reliable operation, use a current browser and keep assistive technology updated.

Accessibility of this website relies primarily on the following technologies:

• HTML for document structure and content
• CSS for visual presentation, responsive layout, and focus styling
• JavaScript for navigation, forms, interactive product content, and progressive enhancements
• WAI-ARIA where native HTML alone does not provide sufficient accessible name, state, or relationship information

Native HTML controls are preferred wherever practical. Accessibility features may not operate correctly if required technologies are blocked, altered, or replaced by browser extensions or third-party scripts.

Our website is updated continuously as new machines, controllers, applications, technical articles, catalogs, and support resources are added. We are introducing an accessibility review process that combines content review, keyboard checks, responsive testing, browser testing, and automated checks for common issues.

Automated testing cannot identify every barrier. User feedback, manual review, and testing of important customer journeys—such as locating a machine, reading specifications, downloading documentation, submitting an inquiry, and contacting support—remain important parts of improvement.

We welcome feedback about accessibility barriers. Please identify the page, document, control, or task that caused difficulty and describe the assistance or format you need.

Use the subject line “Accessibility Request” where possible. We aim to acknowledge accessibility feedback promptly and to provide a practical response or alternative as soon as reasonably possible.

If an accessibility issue has not been resolved after your initial contact, reply to the same email thread and request that the matter be escalated. Include the original request, the affected page or file, and the outcome you are seeking so the issue can be reviewed by the appropriate website, sales, engineering, or support team.

We may update this statement when the website changes, new accessibility measures are introduced, significant limitations are resolved, or applicable standards and practices develop. The “Last Updated” date at the beginning of this statement identifies the current version.