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In the panel industry, a production line has to pass through process design, equipment manufacturing, installation, commissioning, trial production and acceptance before it produces a single board. If any one of those stages stalls, capacity stays a number on paper.
That is why we prefer to talk about our delivery record instead of adjectives. Between 2015 and 2025 we completed 28 projects: 25 panel production lines plus 3 energy centres. Each one comes with a customer, an address, a start-up year and a capacity figure that can be verified.
Eleven years, 28 projects, roughly 5.61 million m³ per year of contracted panel capacity, and 132 MW of thermal energy.
Twenty-five projects are already in production,three overseas lines are in manufacturing. The largest single line has grown from 150,000 m³ a year in 2015 to 600,000 m³ a year in 2025 — a fourfold increase in a decade.
Numbers alone do not persuade anyone; numbers that hold up do. More than eighty percent of these lines are now running on our customers' normal production schedules, and that is the claim we consider worth making in public.
Laid out by year, the 28 projects form four clear steps, each of which solved the problem left by the one before.
| Phase | Number of Deliveries | Line Scale | Significant Project |
| 2015-2017 | 8 items | 150,000 - 180,000 cubic meters per year | Linyi Runsen Wood Industry's 150,000 cubic meter MDF production line (2015), the first production project launched |
| 2018-2020 | 10 items | 150,000 - 300,000 cubic meters per year | Shandong Heyang Wood Industry 300,000 cubic meter particle board line (2019); Shandong Xingang Group 48MW thermal energy center and drying system |
2021-2023 | 6 items | 200,000 - 300,000 cubic meters per year, with continuous press machines being the main type. | Guangxi Da Forest Wood Industry 300,000 cubic meter continuous press machine particle board line (2022) |
| 2025 | 4 items | 150,000 - 600,000 cubic meters per year | 600,000 cubic meters continuous press machine OSB production line in Russia (under processing); 400,000 cubic meters FOSB production line of Shandong Chenhong (in operation) |
In 2015 we started with two 150,000 m³ lines in Linyi, delivering standard single machines and complete lines. Between 2018 and 2020 the number of projects peaked, line sizes reached 300,000 m³, and for the first time a 48 MW energy centre and drying system was delivered as one integrated package — the shift from selling equipment to handing over a system.
From 2021, continuous press became the main storyline. Three customers in Guangxi took four continuous press lines within two years, which says the process held up under local raw material conditions. And the four projects of 2025 jump directly to 400,000 m³ and 600,000 m³ (in manufacturing), all of them export or overseas projects.
The 28 projects spread across the main panel types, with the same process team proving itself repeatedly against different raw materials:
MDF: three lines, 450,000 m³ a year in total, in Linyi, Malaysia and India.
Particle board (PB): our most frequently delivered product, scaling from 150,000 to 300,000 m³ per line.
OSB, FLSB and FOSB: from the 200,000 m³ OSB and FLSB continuous press line for Shandong Huachen in 2020, to the 400,000 m³ FOSB line under construction for Chenhong and the 600,000 m³ OSB line in manufacturing for Russia — our fastest-growing segment.
LSB: a 200,000 m³ LSB particle board line for Shandong Qiaojia New Material in 2019.
Bamboo particle board: a 100,000 m³ line for the Wangbin Group project in Shaowu, Fujian, in 2019 — raw material switched from wood to bamboo, with forming, gluing and pressing parameters re-matched end to end.
Laminated plywood: a 150,000 m³ multi-layer direct-laminated line for Aoshiboen Tancheng in 2020.
The difference between panel types is never just a difference in the equipment list. Raw material form, moisture content, forming method, resin system and pressing curve all have to be recalculated. Taking particle board to 300,000 m³ for one customer and then stabilising bamboo, OSB and laminated plywood for others rests on the same process understanding and the same commissioning experience.
Eleven of the 28 projects use a continuous press. We have been on that technical path for close to a decade.
In 2016 the 150,000 m³ continuous press MDF line for Great Platform in Malaysia came on stream — our earliest continuous press project. In 2020 came the 200,000 m³ OSB and FLSB continuous press line for Shandong Huachen. Between 2021 and 2023, continuous press particle board lines started up in Xinjiang and Guangxi, with single-line capacity steady at 200,000 to 300,000 m³. In 2025 an Indian 150,000 m³ continuous press MDF line is in manufacturing, while the two Russian lines reach 600,000 m³ of OSB and 300,000 m³ of PB.
The continuous press is the heart of a line. Belt stability, thickness tolerance, density uniformity and tolerance to raw material variation decide whether a line can run a full year without stopping. Going from 150,000 to 600,000 m³ scales more than output — it scales the precision required in pressing-curve control, line synchronisation and energy management.
Half the cost of panel production sits in thermal energy, so our scope never stopped at the main machine: three energy centre projects, 132 MW in total.
In 2017 a 56 MW energy centre started up for Mieco Manufacturing in Malaysia; in 2018 a 28 MW energy centre for Henan Ruifeng; in the same year a 48 MW energy centre and drying system for Shandong Xingang, bringing the drying stage inside our delivery boundary.
Every step outward — from single machine to complete line to energy package — adds a layer of responsibility. It is also why customers are willing to hand us the whole workshop to coordinate.
The 28 projects sit in six provincial-level regions and three countries.
Shandong is our densest market, with projects in Linyi, Feixian, Junan, Lanling, Tancheng, Pingyi, Yuncheng, Caoxian and Liangshan. Jiangsu has projects in Shuyang and Siyang; Henan, Fujian and Xinjiang each have their own. Guangxi is the clearest case of regional concentration: between 2022 and 2023, three customers — Dongyang, Dashenlin and Lugui — started up four continuous press particle board lines.
Overseas work began in 2016: three projects in Malaysia (Great Platform 2016, Mieco 2017, Holy Crane 2020), one MDF line in India and two lines in Russia. From Southeast Asia to South Asia to Eastern Europe, our delivery radius keeps extending — and with it, our installation, commissioning and after-sales response capacity.
The most direct test of an equipment supplier is whether an existing customer places a second order.
Shandong Qiaojia New Material took an 180,000 m³ particle board line in 2017 and added a 200,000 m³ LSB line in 2019. The Malaysian market produced three projects within four years. Three customers in Guangxi handed four lines to the same team in two years. Twenty-four of the 28 projects are in production — the firmest possible base for repeat business and referrals.
Reputation in this industry is not built at trade fairs but on the customer's shop floor. Whether a line reaches its rated output on schedule, holds it afterwards, and how quickly a team arrives when something goes wrong — customers know that better than any brochure.
The four projects of 2025 are the part of this record worth watching most closely: Shandong Chenhong has put into operation a 400,000 cubic meter FOSB continuous press machine line, an Indian 150,000 m³ continuous press MDF line, and a 600,000 m³ OSB and a 300,000 m³ PB line for Russia, both in manufacturing.
Larger scale, greater distance and more complex panel types are three variables pressing at once, and the next step we are preparing for. Eleven years and 28 lines have taught us not how to build bigger machines, but how to make every line run in the customer's plant at the numbers written in the contract.
If you are planning a new line, or reviewing an upgrade for an existing one, we would be glad to talk.
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