Automatic Transmission Assemblies from Guangzhou
This site introduces the automatic transmission assembly range of Guangzhou Meishun Automatic Transmission Co., Ltd., a Guangzhou-based manufacturer and supplier. The range is presented at category level: AT automatic transmissions, CVT transmissions, DCT transmissions and transfer case assemblies, together with related parts categories. Buyers who need a quotation are asked to describe the assembly category, the quantity they plan to order and the date they are working toward, so that availability, price and timing can be confirmed for that specific order.
What this site covers
Automatic transmission is the general category for transmissions that change gear ratios without a manual clutch action by the driver, and this site uses that general meaning throughout. The home page does not present a single product for sale. Instead, it maps the assembly categories a buyer can ask about, explains how an inquiry moves from selection to quotation, production tracking, packing and after-sales consultation, and points specialist detail to the appropriate category or service page. That structure keeps the general site useful for first contact while avoiding claims about a specific unit that has not been confirmed for a particular order.
The assembly categories are AT, CVT, DCT and transfer case assemblies. Each category covers a different way of transmitting drive, and the practical differences matter at selection time: the buyer needs to know which category the vehicle application calls for, which supply form is wanted, and which supporting parts, if any, are part of the same inquiry. Those three answers shape the quotation far more than a general description, which is why the inquiry form asks for category, quantity and target date rather than inviting a buyer to assume that every category is available in every quantity at all times.
Assembly categories at a glance
AT transmissions are the traditional automatic transmission category, and this site explains AT as automatic transmission in plain words so that buyers using the abbreviation and buyers using the full term reach the same page. CVT transmissions are the continuously variable category, DCT transmissions are the dual-clutch category, and transfer case assemblies distribute drive in four-wheel-drive applications. Each of these is described only at category level on this general site. No gear ratios, torque ratings, dimensions or vehicle fitment lists are published here, because such figures belong to a confirmed unit, not to a category overview.
Alongside complete assemblies, the company materials list related parts categories, including valve bodies and mechatronic units, chains and pulley sets, solenoid kits, clutch kits, sealing kits, friction plates, steel plates, filters, thrust washers, rubber parts, differentials, oil pumps, pistons, torque converters, sensors and electronic controls. Those parts categories are listed so that a buyer can frame a combined inquiry. They are not presented here as individual products with prices or specifications, and a parts inquiry is confirmed in the same way as an assembly inquiry: by category, quantity and timing.
Supply forms and buyer types
Company materials describe three supply forms: new assemblies and new parts, remanufactured assemblies and parts, and used transmissions with used cores. This general site gives the fullest treatment to new assemblies, because that is the focus of the general manufacturing and supply pages, while remanufactured supply is described here only at category level. A buyer who is unsure which form fits a repair, a fleet replacement or a resale programme should say so in the inquiry, and the reply can then address the trade-offs at category level before any unit is selected.
The buyers named in company materials include original equipment manufacturers, authorised distributors, wholesalers, retailers, repair shops and end users. This site speaks most directly to OEM buyers, distributors and repair shops, since those three groups place the repeat and programme orders that assembly supply is organised around. Each group is given its own supply page, so that an OEM sourcing discussion, a distributor stocking discussion and a repair-shop replacement discussion are not forced into one generic message.
How an inquiry works
An inquiry begins with selection and quotation: the buyer names the assembly category and supply form, states the quantity and target date, and receives a quotation for that order. Production tracking follows for orders in production, packing and logistics are arranged to the buyer's requirements, and after-sales technical consultation and fault analysis are available after delivery. Those five services are named in company materials, and each has its own page on this site, so that a buyer can read what each step covers before writing.
Two cautions apply to every page on this site. First, minimum order quantity and lead time should be asked about per order: share your quantity and target date to get MOQ and lead time for your order, and do not read any number on this site as a standing promise for a different order. Second, warranty is stated only as at least 1 year, which is the wording supported by company materials. Any question about what a warranty covers for a specific unit should be put in the inquiry, where it can be answered for that unit rather than generalised across the whole range.
Share your quantity and target date to get MOQ and lead time for your order.
Brand names appear on this site exactly as used in company materials: Meishun, MESUN and TRANSMESUN. No single spelling has been imposed over the others.