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Customers from Fujian visited Hengde to inspect a solid waste utilization building materials project and gain an in-depth understanding of cement foam board production technology.

Nov.25, 2025

On November 5th, a client from Fujian visited Guangzhou Hengde Construction Technology Co., Ltd. to inspect Hengde's technology for utilizing solid waste to produce lightweight building materials. The client wanted to develop a project using "white mud," a solid waste product from a paper mill, to produce lightweight cement foamed boards.


Hengde's technical team introduced the company's mature technologies and numerous successful cases in the comprehensive utilization of solid waste, explaining in detail the process flow and performance advantages of using white mud to produce lightweight building materials. Through graphic and video demonstrations and hands-on experience, the client gained a detailed understanding of the process adaptability and finished product performance of Hengde's equipment under different raw material systems.


The client inspected and experienced the finished foamed boards produced by Hengde's solid waste utilization, showing great interest in their lightweight and strength. Subsequently, the client visited Hengde's production plant, learning about equipment operation and automated control processes, and highly praised Hengde's technical strength and production capacity.


Hengde will continue to promote the resource utilization of solid waste and provide efficient and environmentally friendly lightweight building material production equipment solutions.


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