The new production line of Shanxi Coking Coal Plant has successfully passed the acceptance

Shanghai Prior Chemical Scientific And Technical Co.,Ltd. recently completed its 8 million RMB integrated nail production line project within the Shanxi Coking Coal Group plant, successfully passing acceptance inspection and entering trial production. The project's completion marks a significant step forward in the company's industrial expansion and product diversification efforts.

The production line, located within Shanxi Coking Coal Group's main production base, covers approximately 3,000 square meters. Construction began in March 2025, and after more than six months of intensive construction and equipment commissioning, the project has now been completed. The project acceptance team, comprised of representatives from the local Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the Environmental Protection Department, and partners, conducted a rigorous inspection and unanimously determined that all indicators of the production line met design requirements.

"This production line utilizes state-of-the-art automated production equipment," said project leader Li. "From raw material input to finished product packaging, the entire production process is highly automated, improving production efficiency while ensuring... Product quality stability."

After passing acceptance, the project will immediately enter the trial production phase. This trial run is expected to last approximately one month, during which equipment operating parameters and product quality will be thoroughly tested and optimized. If all goes well, the production line will officially begin operations before the end of this year, with an annual production capacity of 50 million integrated nails and an estimated annual output value exceeding 20 million yuan.

Liu Hao, General Manager of Shanghai Prior Chemical, stated, "The smooth progress of the Shanxi project is a significant achievement of our company's 'Based in the Yangtze River Delta, Radiating Nationwide' strategy. We will leverage this partnership to further deepen our cooperation with major energy companies and provide customers with even higher-quality products and services."

Industry insiders point out that this "factory-within-a-factory" collaboration model not only enables resource sharing but also promotes deep integration across the industrial chain, providing new insights for the transformation and upgrading of traditional energy companies. With the commencement of trial production, the project is expected to become a model for regional industrial cooperation.