Quzhou's mining machinery parts manufacturer forges global competitiveness
Metso Minerals Quzhou, a key player in the mining industry and based in Quzhou, East China's Zhejiang province, has seen significant growth so far this year, with exports reaching 160 million yuan ($22.34 million), marking a 15 percent increase year-on-year.
Founded in 2013, Metso Minerals Quzhou is the fifth casting factory established by Metso, a global leader in providing equipment and services for the aggregates, minerals processing, and metals refining industries. The Quzhou company serves customers in the mining and construction industries in China and other Asia-Pacific markets.
Specializing in wear-resistant parts for mining machinery, the company's products, such as crushing walls and mill liners, have gained popularity for their stability, cost-effectiveness, and energy efficiency. Through a complex casting process involving 38 steps, the quality of these wear-resistant parts directly impacts mining operations' costs and efficiency.
The factory of Metso Minerals Quzhou. [Photo/Tide News]
Metso Minerals Quzhou has invested over 300 million yuan in upgrading production equipment, optimizing manufacturing processes, and fostering product innovation. Its commitment to lean digital production and operational excellence has increased annual production capacity to 35,000 metric tons without expanding the workforce.
The company has also embraced environmental responsibility, investing 120 million yuan in clean energy equipment and innovative environmental processes. It has successfully met energy-saving goals and achieved 100 percent water recycling, turning its green manufacturing commitment into tangible results.