Cookie Policy

Last Updated: July 21, 2026
This Cookie Policy explains how AMIKON LIMITED, trading as AMIKON (“AMIKON”, “we”, “us” or “our”), uses cookies and similar technologies on www.amikong.com.

It explains:
• What cookies are
• Why we use them
• The types of cookies used on our website
• Which cookies require your consent
• How you can accept, reject or change your preferences
• How third-party services may process information
This Cookie Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy.

1. What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files placed on your computer, mobile phone or other device when you visit a website.

Cookies can help a website:
• Remember your preferences
• Operate forms and security functions
• Understand how visitors use the website
• Measure website performance
• Prevent spam and misuse
• Measure enquiries and advertising results
Cookies do not normally contain complete documents, emails or files. However, cookies and similar identifiers may be linked to information such as an IP address, browser type, device information, website activity or enquiry history.

2. Similar Technologies

In addition to cookies, AMIKON and approved service providers may use similar technologies, including:
• Local storage
• Session storage
• Tracking pixels
• Tags
• Scripts
• Device identifiers
• Conversion tags
In this Policy, the word “cookies” also includes these similar technologies unless otherwise stated.

3. First-Party and Third-Party Cookies

First-Party Cookies
First-party cookies are set directly by www.amikong.com. They may be used for website security, form operation, cookie preferences and other website functions.

Third-Party Cookies
Third-party cookies are set by an external service provider, such as an analytics, advertising, embedded-media or payment service. Third-party providers process information according to their own privacy and cookie policies.
The exact providers currently active on the website are shown in the Cookie Settings panel.

4. Session and Persistent Cookies

Session Cookies
Session cookies normally expire when you close your browser.

Persistent Cookies
Persistent cookies remain on your device for a specified period or until you delete them.
The exact duration of each cookie should be displayed in the Cookie Settings panel.

5. Cookie Categories
AMIKON groups cookies into the following categories.

5.1 Strictly Necessary Cookies
Strictly necessary cookies are required for the basic operation, security and stability of the website.

They may be used to:
• Store your cookie choices
• Protect website forms
• Prevent spam and automated abuse
• Maintain website security
• Balance website traffic
• Maintain essential session functions
• Remember whether a message has been dismissed
• Support essential Request for Quote functions
These cookies do not require consent where they are strictly necessary to provide the website or a service specifically requested by the user.
Strictly necessary cookies cannot normally be disabled through the Cookie Settings panel. You can block them through your browser, but parts of the website may not work correctly.

5.2 Functional Cookies
Functional cookies improve convenience and remember optional choices.

They may be used to remember:
• Language preferences
• Region or country
• Form preferences
• Previously entered non-sensitive information
• Display preferences
• Optional communication settings
Functional cookies are not essential to access the basic website.
Where required, they will only be activated after you provide consent.
Rejecting functional cookies should not prevent you from viewing product information or submitting a basic enquiry, although some convenience features may not work.

5.3 Analytics and Performance Cookies
Analytics cookies help AMIKON understand how visitors use the website.

They may collect information about:
• Pages visited
• Time spent on a page
• Entry and exit pages
• Browser and device type
• Approximate location
• Website errors
• Search activity
• Request for Quote button clicks
• Email, phone or WhatsApp link clicks
• Form completion or abandonment
• Website loading and performance

We use this information to improve:
• Product-page content
• Website navigation
• Search functions
• Request for Quote forms
• Technical performance
• Mobile usability
• Customer support information
Analytics cookies are non-essential and will only be activated after you provide consent.

5.4 Advertising and Conversion Cookies
Advertising cookies may be used to measure advertising campaigns and understand whether a visitor arrived after clicking an advertisement.

They may process information about:
• Advertisement clicks
• Product pages viewed
• Request for Quote submissions
• Device and browser identifiers
• Approximate location
• Campaign source
• Conversion events
Advertising cookies may also be used to limit how often an advertisement is shown or to provide more relevant advertising.
Advertising cookies are non-essential and will only be activated after you provide consent.

5.5 Third-Party Media and Social Cookies
Some pages may contain embedded videos, maps, social-media content or sharing tools.

These third parties may set cookies when:
• You allow the relevant cookie category;
• You interact with the embedded content; or
• You follow a link to the third-party website.
Third-party media and social cookies may process information about your browser, device, IP address and interaction with the content.
These cookies will only be activated after consent where required.

6. Services That May Be Used
The following services should only be listed if they are actually active on the website and shown in the Cookie Settings panel.

6.1 Cookie Consent Manager
The cookie consent manager stores your cookie choices and prevents non-essential services from loading before consent.

Purpose:
• Record consent choices
• Allow preference changes
• Block non-essential tags
• Store the date or version of consent

Category:
Strictly Necessary

6.2 Google Tag Manager
Google Tag Manager may be used to control and deploy website tags.
Google Tag Manager must not be treated as permission to load analytics or advertising tags automatically.
Any non-essential service deployed through Google Tag Manager must remain blocked until the user provides consent for the relevant category.
Strictly Necessary only when configured solely to manage consent and essential tags. Analytics or advertising tags loaded through it belong to their corresponding consent categories.

6.3 Google Analytics
Where enabled, Google Analytics may help us understand website visits, traffic sources, product-page performance and enquiry activity.

Information processed may include:
• IP address
• Device and browser information
• Pages visited
• Session information
• Approximate location
• Interaction and conversion events

Category:
Analytics

Activation:
Only after analytics consent

6.4 Google Ads
Where enabled, Google Ads tags may help measure whether advertising resulted in a website visit or Request for Quote.
Google Ads may use identifiers to measure campaign performance and, where enabled, advertising relevance.

Category:
Advertising

Activation:
Only after advertising consent

6.5 Zoho Services
Where enabled, Zoho services may support enquiry forms, customer communication, visitor analytics, CRM functions or website testing.

Depending on how Zoho is configured, information may include:
• Form information
• Website activity
• Device information
• IP address
• Enquiry and communication records
Zoho form processing that is necessary to respond to a user request should be separated from optional visitor tracking or analytics.

Category:
Strictly Necessary, Functional or Analytics, depending on the specific Zoho service and configuration

Activation:
Optional Zoho analytics or visitor-tracking features must not load before consent.

6.6 Social Media and Embedded Content
Where active, external platforms such as LinkedIn, YouTube or other social-media services may set cookies when users interact with an embedded video, plugin or sharing feature.
A normal text link to a social-media website should not load third-party tracking before the link is clicked.

Category:
Third-Party Media or Advertising

Activation:
Only after the applicable consent

7. Request for Quote Forms

When you submit a Request for Quote, cookies or other technical information may be used to:
• Secure the form
• Prevent spam
• Record consent
• Deliver the enquiry
• Identify form errors
• Measure successful submissions, if analytics consent has been provided
Information entered into an RFQ form is not itself a cookie.

Form information may include:
• Name
• Company name
• Email address
• Telephone, WhatsApp or WeChat contact
• Manufacturer
• Part number
• Quantity
• Preferred product condition
• Delivery country
• Additional requirements
• Uploaded parts lists or product photos
The use of this information is explained in the AMIKON Privacy Policy.

8. Payment-Related Information
AMIKON does not accept credit-card payments and does not request credit-card information.
Do not submit any of the following through the website, email, telephone, fax, WhatsApp or WeChat:
• Credit-card number
• Card expiry date
• Card security code
• Card PIN
AMIKON accepts payment methods stated on the official proforma invoice, which may include international bank transfer (T/T) and PayPal.
If you follow a PayPal payment link or visit the PayPal website, PayPal may use cookies under its own privacy and cookie policies.
AMIKON does not control cookies set directly on the PayPal website.

9. Your Cookie Choices

When you first visit the website, the cookie banner should provide the following options:
• Accept All
• Reject Non-Essential
• Manage Preferences
Strictly necessary cookies remain active because they are required for basic website operation and security.
Functional, analytics, advertising and third-party media cookies should remain disabled until you provide consent.

10. How to Change or Withdraw Consent
You can change or withdraw your consent at any time.
Use the “Cookie Settings” or “Manage Cookies” link available in the website footer.

Withdrawing consent:
• Stops future use of the rejected non-essential cookies;
• Does not make previous processing unlawful; and
• Does not automatically delete information already processed by a third party.
You can also delete existing cookies through your browser settings.

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11. Browser Cookie Controls

Most browsers allow you to:
• View stored cookies
• Delete cookies
• Block all cookies
• Block third-party cookies
• Clear website data when the browser closes
• Control cookies for individual websites
Cookie controls are normally available in your browser’s privacy or security settings.
Blocking all cookies may affect website forms, saved preferences, security controls or other essential functions.

12. Global Privacy and Browser Signals
Where technically supported and required, AMIKON may recognize applicable browser-based privacy or opt-out signals.
Browser “Do Not Track” signals are not interpreted consistently by all websites or service providers.
Your most reliable option is to use the AMIKON Cookie Settings panel to reject or customize non-essential cookies.

13. Cookie Retention
Different cookies remain on a device for different periods.

A cookie may be deleted:
• When the browser is closed;
• When its stated expiration period ends;
• When you delete it manually;
• When you withdraw consent and the consent manager removes it; or
• When AMIKON or a service provider stops using it.
The exact name, provider, purpose and duration of active cookies should be displayed in the Cookie Settings panel.
AMIKON will review cookie retention periods and avoid retaining cookies longer than reasonably necessary for their stated purpose.

14. International Data Processing
Some third-party service providers may process information in countries outside your location.
Where applicable, information will be handled according to the AMIKON Privacy Policy, the provider’s privacy policy and applicable data-protection requirements.
Review the Cookie Settings panel for the identity and privacy information of each active provider.

15. Children
AMIKON is a business-to-business industrial automation website and is not directed to children.
Children should not submit personal information, enquiries or cookie consent without the involvement of a parent or legal guardian where required by applicable law.

16. Changes to This Cookie Policy

AMIKON may update this Cookie Policy when:
• Website functions change
• New service providers are added
• Existing providers are removed
• Cookie purposes change
• Legal or regulatory requirements change
The “Last Updated” date at the top of the page will show when the Policy was most recently revised.
Where a material change affects consent choices, users may be asked to review or provide consent again.

17. Contact Us
If you have questions about cookies, privacy or your preferences, contact:
AMIKON LIMITED
Trading as AMIKON

Website:
www.amikong.com
Email:
info@amikon.cn
Phone / WhatsApp:
+86-18020776786Registered Address:

32D Guomao Building No. 388 Hubin South Road Siming District Xiamen, Fujian China

Business Hours:
Monday–Friday
09:00–18:00
China Standard Time (UTC+8)
For more information about how AMIKON handles personal information, please review our Privacy Policy.