"Green entrepreneurship adheres to the original intention"

Chairman Yang revealed that for a long time, cutting fluids have mainly relied on petroleum and mineral oil as the main raw materials.
However, this process faces a series of challenges. For example, bacterial growth can cause a liquid's pH to drop, give off foul odors, and destabilize emulsions.

This in turn affects processing performance. In addition, large amounts of wastewater recycling and treatment are also environmental challenges faced by the industry. Plant-based oils can not only effectively reduce the pollution of wastewater discharge in industrial processes, but are also friendly to the environment and human body. Its excellent cooling and lubricity ensure superior processing performance and grinding performance, greatly improving the efficiency of processing production.

In addition, Plant-based cutting fluids can neutralize acidic substances produced by bacteria and fungi, thereby maintaining a constant pH value. To maintain long-term productivity and extend service life to 5-10 years. It also saves costs and resources because frequent replacement is not required.

"Implementing a sustainable corporate culture"

Chairman Yang has long-term commitment to establishing a corporate sustainability culture by allowing employees to participate in sustainability-related courses and encouraging them to obtain professional certificates. In order to promote in-depth understanding and cohesion among employees, it will help the company continue to move in the right direction on the road of sustainable development.

However, its vision is more ambitious, and it hopes to become a century-old enterprise and adhere to the values ​​of green concepts to create value for society.

In addition, a mountain cleaning event was also held this year to implement the concept of environmental friendliness in daily life through practical actions and at the same time deepen the consensus on sustainability issues within the organization.

Source/Asia Pacific Situation Monthly