Founded in 1977, this Shanxi-based manufacturer was among the first national designated producers of scraper and belt conveyors, originally serving as one of the 57 key backbone enterprises under the Ministry of Coal Industry. As a mixed-ownership enterprise with a registered capital of 110 million RMB and over 1,000 employees, the company achieves an annual output value of 1.5 billion RMB. It is China's third-largest manufacturer of complete underground coal mining conveyor equipment. Ranked among the Top 500 Machinery Manufacturing Enterprises, Top 500 Enterprise Informatization, and Top 50 Coal Machinery Industry Enterprises in China, it has earned numerous honors, including China Machinery Industry Modern Management Enterprise, National Advanced Manufacturing Enterprise, National Torch Program Key High-tech Enterprise, and "Specialized, Fined, Peculiar, and Innovative" Enterprise of Shanxi Province.
With diverse and scattered shop-floor equipment, their status and utilization rates cannot be effectively monitored, leading to opaque daily management and delayed issue feedback.
Equipment management relies on manual labor and paper forms, resulting in low efficiency, difficult performance traceability, and weak digitalization.
The lack of unified digital control over equipment maintenance, exception handling, and spare parts leads to disordered on-site execution.
CNC machining programs are altered arbitrarily and stored chaotically, complicating parameter tracking and compromising product quality stability.
Scattered and opaque equipment data fail to provide robust support for production decision-making.
Inefficient management of high-energy-consuming equipment (e.g., heat treatment, machining) and an absence of monitoring for water, electricity, gas, and oxygen result in significant energy waste.
An inability to grasp energy consumption patterns makes off-peak production difficult, keeping energy costs high.