On July 28, the research team from the Provincial Development and Reform Commission (DRC) visited WH-STEEL Pipeline Technology Co., Ltd. Accompanied and guided by Pan Jiating, Magistrate of Yanshan County, and Mr. Zhang Xiaoxiong, Vice President of WH-STEEL 

, the team conducted an in-depth research tour in WH-STEEL's workshops. The research team was composed of more than 20 leaders from provincial and municipal levels, including Yuan Peihong, Full-time Deputy Director of the Beijing Daxing International Airport Office of the Province, and Shi Zhijun, Director of the Service Industry Department of the Provincial Development and Reform Commission.

The purpose of this research is to implement the work arrangements of the Provincial Party Committee and the Provincial Government on effectively reducing the logistics costs of the whole society, support manufacturing enterprises and logistics enterprises in establishing long-term and stable cooperative relationships, connect with key industrial clusters in the province, understand the logistics demand situation of the clusters, and carry out targeted connection services.

During the research, Mr. Zhang Xiaoxiong introduced information about WH-STEEL Pipeline's production capacity and industry development to the research team. Inside the workshop, the large-sized butt-welded elbows with DN2300 and a wall thickness of 17.48mm were under production. With a diameter of 2.3 meters, these elbows have high requirements for material strength, forming precision, and equipment performance. The smooth production of such large-sized pipe fittings also reflects WH-STEEL's strong industrial capabilities.

In the future, WH-STEEL will continue to adhere to its business philosophy of "building a reputation with professionalism" and, with a pursuit of excellence, create products with high added value. It will proactively respond to policy initiatives, cooperate in building the "shared logistics" model for industrial clusters, and work together with the strength of industrial clusters to pursue common development.