To ensure consistently high-quality steel structure production, Qingdao Liweiyuan Steel Structure organized a training session on the operation of its newly purchased ultrasonic flaw detector on May 6, 2026. The training aimed to enhance the company's ability to detect internal defects in steel structures and strengthen product quality control.
On April 6, 2026, the two-story steel structure office building project exported to Hawaii, produced and processed by Qingdao Liweiyuan Steel Structure, completed all manufacturing processes and was successfully shipped from Qingdao Port, marking another important achievement in the company's layout in the overseas prefabricated building market.
On April 11, 2026, the first batch of steel structure components for the renovation project of Molokai School in Hawaii, USA, undertaken by Qingdao Liweiyuan Steel Structure, was officially loaded and shipped from Qingdao Port. This marks the smooth entry of the project into the cross-border delivery stage, laying a solid foundation for the project to be completed on schedule.
On March 31, 2026, the pre-assembly of a large-scale steel structure bridge, led by Qingdao Liweiyuan, commenced at the Liweiyuan Steel Structure Test Site. Liweiyuan Steel Structure utilizes full-process digital simulation of the steel structure bridge pre-assembly process, using 3D models to pre-verify component dimensions and connection accuracy, controlling on-site installation errors to the millimeter level, significantly improving construction efficiency and project quality. Liweiyuan Steel Structure completes the virtual connection of all components during the factory pre-assembly stage, shortening the on-site installation cycle by more than 30% compared to traditional methods.
On April 2, 2026, a 5-member delegation from a Mongolian infrastructure construction group conducted a two-day on-site inspection of the bridge pre-assembly process at Qingdao Liweiyuan Steel Structure Production Base. The delegation, including technical directors and quality control experts, focused on pre-assembly precision, technical standards and low-temperature adaptation technologies.
On March 20, 2026, the Qingdao Liweiyuan Steel Structure Co., Ltd. factory was bustling with activity. As the last container truck loaded with steel structural components slowly drove out, the company's three-story steel structure office building project in Malaysia was successfully shipped, marking the project's official entry into the overseas installation phase. The shipped steel structural components include a full range of parts such as steel columns, steel beams, floor load-bearing components, and matching connectors. These components will be shipped to Port Klang, Malaysia, injecting "Made in China" power into the construction of modern office spaces in the region.
