Good News | Jinzong Machinery Wins Second Prize in the 10th "Maker Guangdong" Zhaoqing Municipal Competition

At present, China's waterborne polyurethane industry is riding a wave of "oil-to-water" environmental substitution, with a hundred‑billion‑yuan blue‑ocean market rapidly unfolding. However, the industry is still constrained by several pain points in production: poor emulsification due to high viscosity during rapid phase inversion, low recycling rates of intermediate solvents, and insufficient digitalization. These lead to unstable product quality, high production costs, low efficiency, and inadequate safety assurance. High‑end mass‑production equipment has long been monopolized by European, American, and Japanese companies, making domestic substitution an urgent necessity.

To tackle these critical bottlenecks, Jinzong Machinery has independently developed an intelligent complete production line for waterborne polyurethane. This system integrates automatic and precise raw‑material metering, efficient prepolymer synthesis, rapid and uniform emulsification, high‑purity solvent recovery and reuse, automatic packaging, AI‑driven dynamic regulation at every stage, and full‑traceability data闭环 across the entire production process. It perfectly resolves the above industry pain points, achieving rapid emulsification in just three minutes, reducing defect rates, minimizing material waste, enabling fully automated operation, and providing early warning of reaction risks to eliminate safety hazards at the source. Ultimately, it helps customers improve quality, increase efficiency, reduce consumption, and lower costs.

Compared with imported high‑end equipment, all core performance indicators are on par with or even surpass those of overseas counterparts, while offering exceptional cost‑effectiveness. With 15 proprietary intellectual property rights, this solution breaks the technological blockade of foreign high‑end equipment and fills the domestic gap in intelligent mass‑production complete equipment for waterborne polyurethane, aligning with national policies promoting green, low‑carbon development and domestic substitution of high‑end equipment.