Four Measures To Solve The Imminent Problems In The Valve Manufacturing Industry

Although valve products have blossomed in recent years and presented a relatively good trend, the export volume of traditional valve products such as Lined Valve and diaphragm valve series of rubber-lined valves is very high, but after all, the valve industry is a product chain with low economic returns. In addition, some domestic manufacturers are running against each other, lowering prices and launching "price wars". This has caused chaos in the valve industry and internal disunity. The Chinese market is being eroded by the world valve industry. What should we do in this imminent situation?
1. The issue of autonomy. Having product autonomy is an important pillar for improving product competitiveness.
2. The issue of industrial structure. From the labor-intensive product structure, it can be concluded that products lacking technical content cannot stand in the market for a long time. In order to make the enterprise bigger and stronger, it is necessary to actively adjust the industrial structure and optimize the industrial structure. Technology is the primary productive force, and the upgrading of the industry must be constantly updated with the conditions of the enterprise itself.
3. The issue of the valve industry chain. Most of my country's valve industry is small and medium-sized enterprises, and its competitiveness is far behind those of large companies in Europe and the United States. We should strengthen the cooperation of advantageous products between enterprises, unite, and use their respective characteristics and advantages to cooperate with each other to enhance the overall competitiveness of the valve industry. The valve industry should create a market chain of "clustering and mutual cooperation".
4. Energy saving. Environmental protection and energy saving have become a theme of the entire industry today. Saving resources, technological transformation, achieving the consistency of resources and technology, and improving resources and benefits. Energy-saving resources are consistent with economic benefits.