Recently, after several weeks of intensive installation, the QS1300 fully automatic block production line, designed and manufactured by Qunfeng Machinery, was officially put into operation in Xi'an. This production line provides construction materials for municipal construction in Xi'an.

Henan province is witnessing the transformation of household waste and construction waste into "gold bricks" after harmless treatment. Recently, QUNFENG Machinery and domestic well-known solid waste disposal service providers jointly bid and won the bid to build a large solid waste comprehensive utilization project. Currently, the technical engineers are doing the final debugging and the project will soon be put into production.

September in Autumn is the harvest season, QUNFENG machinery ushered in a wave of order delivery peak.

Growing together with customers, continuous technological innovation creates value for customers. Recently, Qunfeng Machinery received another order from a South African customer for a set of "Supersonic" 2.0 Series intelligent brick machines. This marks the customer's third collaboration with Qunfeng Machinery, following their initial introduction of the QFT10-15 fully automatic brick production line in 2015 and the subsequent introduction of the "Supersonic" QS1800 automatic brick production line in 2020.

This year, with the steady growth of foreign trade exports, Qunfeng Machinery has continuously received good news from overseas markets. Just recently, a "Supersonic" high-rise multi-functional brick production line was officially put into operation in Romania. This is another instance of Qunfeng equipment "landing" in European countries following Sweden, Turkey, Ukraine, and others.

Recently, Qunfeng's "Supersonic" QS1300 paving brick production line was officially put into operation in Bangladesh. In a building materials factory located in the outskirts of the capital city Dhaka, rows of paving bricks rhythmically emerge from the "Supersonic" QS1300 intelligent brick-making machine. After being neatly stacked by the brick stacker, they are sent to the curing kiln for maintenance, with the whole process completed smoothly without much manual intervention.