Quality


1. A corporate culture centered on quality, and an advanced standards system. Directly led by senior management, the quality assurance department exercises the company's quality management functions. Combining the realities of refractory materials production, the company has established a quality standards system covering the entire process from procurement, manufacturing, warehousing, and transportation. The company aims to provide customers with excellent products, and its internal product quality standards exceed national standards.

2. Quality management based on industry chain influence. In addition to strict quality control of internal processes according to standards, the company promotes its quality management philosophy throughout the upstream and downstream industry chains. It implements standardized and scaled procurement of raw materials, pursuing stability and providing customers with a value engineering approach that integrates knowledge and action for their satisfaction.

3. Material balance system. Unifying the quality and quantity management of the manufacturing process to ensure the controlled use of materials during production.

4. A complete traceability system. Product IDs allow tracing the production history of each process.

5. A developing quality management system. Utilizing tools such as SPC to quantify the performance of key processes, striving to reduce fluctuations. Based on stability, upgrading indicators and improving the system to achieve continuous improvement of the quality system.

6. Total participation in quality management. The company's quality assessment mechanism involves managers and frontline employees.