Yancheng Lianggong: The High-Tech Evolution of a Formwork Factory

In Workshop 4, German automatic hot presses work alongside manual sanding stations. The team keeps a traditional carpenter’s habit: every Wednesday, workers test formwork by tapping with hammers to detect hollow spots . This ritual cut bamboo-composite panel defects from 5% to 0.8%.

2. Talent Grown in the Workshop

• At Liangong, every technician with 3+ years experience mentors new hires. Young engineers spend 3 months rotating through roles: learning layout from senior workers, tracking waste in warehouses, even joining site stripping. This "hands-on" approach birthed a fast-release system solving common "stuck screw" issues, cutting construction time by 25%.

• University Partnership：Collaboration with Nanjing Forestry University’s "Bamboo Formwork Lab" yields 3 annual patents. Student projects tackle real workshop problems – like 2024’s lightweight support structure now used in Yancheng High-Speed Railway expansion.

3. Formwork That Pays Back

• Owner Mr. Zheng reinvests 40% of profits into R&D, even during 2022’s industry slump. The gamble delivered China’s first "bamboo-wood composite non-demolition formwork," reducing construction waste by 30%. One Suzhou affordable housing project alone saved 200 tons of timber.
  

• Industry Recognition：Clients praise Liangong’s panels for dual use – stripped panels often become temporary walkways on site, cutting material costs further.

4. Yancheng’s Human Touch

• A "Workshop Innovation Wall" displays employee ideas: improved scrap bins, noise-reducing machine pads. These frontline solutions earned Liangong 5 consecutive "Yancheng Worker Pioneer" awards. Every panel leaves with a handwritten quality card – signed by the technician, not printed.