About Us

The workshop strictly follows standardized production procedures to ensure consistent quality and reliable performance of solids control equipment. First, incoming raw materials undergo receiving inspection, covering material grade, dimensions, and surface condition, with only qualified items stored and entered into the traceability system. Next, during blanking and rough machining, CNC cutting, turning, and milling equipment are used to control dimensional tolerances per process cards, with first-article inspection performed. Subsequently, in the assembly and welding stage, certified welders operate according to established welding parameters; every weld seam is subject to visual and non‑destructive testing, with records filed for future reference. Then, the assembly process follows 3D assembly instructions, with all fasteners, seals, and transmission components tightened to specified torque values and marked. After that, complete machine commissioning is carried out on dedicated test benches, simulating actual working conditions to test pressure, flow, vibration, and noise, with test data automatically generated into reports. Finally, before painting, surfaces are pretreated, anti‑corrosion coatings are applied and film thickness checked; prior to shipment, the quality department performs final inspection covering overall dimensions, electrical safety, and operational stability. Upon passing, a certificate of conformity is issued, and the product is packaged for dispatch. Throughout the entire flow, a station‑responsibility system is implemented, key parameters are monitored in real time, and any non‑conforming items are immediately segregated and traced for corrective actions, ensuring every unit meets design standards and customer requirements.