2026-06-02 19:28:55
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The Chinese converter equipment industry has accelerated its overseas expansion in the past decade, moving from exporting single equipment to a new stage of systematic output of 'technology+equipment+engineering services'. Enterprises represented by Sinosteel International, MCC CCID, and China First Heavy Industries rely on independent core technologies such as 'less slag smelting+intelligent combined blowing+digital twin' to implement multiple large-scale EPC projects in key areas of the 'the Belt and Road' such as Ha Tinh, Vietnam, Tosyali, Algeria, and Qingshan Industrial Park, Indonesia, to achieve large-scale overseas application of 300 ton converters and supporting intelligent control systems. Among them, the No. 3 converter of Vietnam Ha Tinh Steel has increased from route 6 to route 16 through a bottom blowing branch, with a gas supply intensity increase of over 100%, oxygen blowing time shortened to 15.5 minutes, slag T.Fe content reduced by 24%, and cleanliness improved by 23%, becoming an overseas benchmark for green and intelligent steelmaking technology. The export mode has undergone a deep transformation, upgrading from equipment sales to full chain services covering design, construction, operation and maintenance, and standard output, driving China's metallurgical engineering standards to go global. In 2025, China's heavy machinery exports will reach 37.268 billion US dollars, and the surplus of metallurgical equipment will increase by 13.35% year-on-year. Converter equipment, as the core carrier, is reshaping the global steel production capacity pattern.