Strong Technology, as the main supplier of Yizumi, was invited to participate. Mr. Dong Xiaohong, general manager of Strong Technology, delivered a keynote speech at the summit forum, exchanged views with the guests, and shared the successful experience of cooperation between Strong Technology and Yizumi.

[Outline description] Its most important core component is the furnace liner-a composite corrugated muffle tank. The high-temperature alloy furnace liner we use is 3~5 times longer than the ordinary 310 furnace liner, which greatly saves the cost of use. The ultra-wide 1600MM alloy furnace liner produced can support the annealing of high-end precision stainless steel strips to ensure product quality. Purchasing high-end alloy steel plates to ensure service life and indirect cost savings. Manager Liao also clearly pointed out that the current economic globalization is facing a countercurrent, and the epidemic has a wide-ranging and far-reaching impact. The traditional international economic cycle is significantly weakened or even blocked. Foreign purchases are more likely to be affected by the epidemic, unable to deliver on time, and vulnerable to force majeure. In this case, strengthening the domestic economic cycle will help strengthen the resilience of economic development. It will also help drive the international economic cycle and realize the mutual promotion of domestic and international cycles.

To cooperate with the epidemic prevention and control work to ensure the health and safety of exhibitors, visitors and staff of the exhibition, the "2021 China Heat Treatment Industry Plant Managers Conference and China Heat Treatment Industry Association 35th Anniversary Celebration Meeting originally scheduled to be held on November 3-7 ", "The 20th Beijing International Heat Treatment Exhibition" postponed, the specific time will be notified separately.

Strong Metal participated in the 6th Heat Treatment Forum in Shenzhen

The first large-scale high-end application of stainless steel in the roof was the Chrysler Building in New York built in 1930. It was the world's tallest building at that time. The roof and wall panels were made of 302 stainless steel, which is still shining today.