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A customer from a sand and gravel plant in Enshi, Hubei visited Guangzhou Hengde to explore new opportunities for cooperation in the production of masonry units.


Recently, the person in charge of a certain sand and gravel plant in Enshi, Hubei Province, led a technical team to visit Guangzhou Hengde Construction Technology Co., Ltd. to conduct a field investigation on the resource utilization of sand and gravel waste and the construction of a masonry block production line. This investigation focused on "turning waste into treasure and green production." Both sides conducted in-depth exchanges on the characteristics of sand and gravel raw materials, equipment matching schemes, and capacity planning, laying a solid foundation for future cooperation.

Recently, the head of a sand and gravel plant in Enshi, Hubei Province, led a technical team to visit Guangzhou Hengde Building Science and Technology Co., Ltd. to conduct a field investigation on the resource utilization of sand and gravel waste and the construction of a block production line. This investigation focused on "turning waste into treasure and green production." Both sides engaged in in-depth discussions on the characteristics of sand and gravel raw materials, equipment matching schemes, and capacity planning, laying a solid foundation for future cooperation.
During the exchange, the Enshi sand and gravel plant customer revealed that in recent years, local environmental protection policies have become increasingly stringent, and the cost of handling sand and gravel waste has been increasing year by year. They urgently need to find a sustainable resource utilization solution. As a basic construction product in high demand, the market prospect for building blocks is broad. If sand and gravel waste can be converted into building block raw materials, it will achieve a win-win situation in terms of economic and environmental benefits. The Guangzhou Hengde team, based on the actual production capacity and raw material reserves of the customer's sand and gravel plant, initially planned a 200 cubic meter per day building block production line, and promised to customize a raw material ratio system and equipment layout plan for them.
This investigation not only enhanced mutual understanding between the two parties but also clarified the direction of cooperation in the resource utilization of sand and gravel waste. Subsequently, Guangzhou Hengde will maintain close communication with the Enshi customer, conduct raw material matching experiments on the characteristics of sand and gravel, promote the rapid implementation of the building block production line project, and contribute to the development of the local green building materials industry.

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