Great Achievment: MAXON signed Technology Transfer Agreement with a Korean company
On the 25th of November 2015, MAXON made a great progress in its business history-Signing technology transfer agreement with a Korean company specializing in construction engineering and construction management.
“IKC has been directly conducting the construction of new hospital building and is scheduled to perform the CM about apartment houses, multi complex of house and commerce, and hotel projects. Especially, IKC generally manages the project from a plan and design to construction and maintenance step instead of owner. ”
This agreement is about transfering a kind of sandwich panel machine building technology from South Korea to Shanghai, and according to the agreement, MAXON has full right to build and sell equipment under this technology all over the world. IKC already shipped some machines (like EPS block production line, EPS sandwich panel production line and wall panel lines etc) to Iraq for the production of prefabricated materials and also reached agreement to provide housing project in Angola.
MAXON has been specialized in the designing and manufacturing of sandwich panel production lines and roll forming equipment with the technology originated from Chinese Taiwan and some machineries are out of style, and MAXON has urgent need to upgrade its production lines. Now it’s time.
With this new new technology, MAXON will largely spread its production lines and improve the standards not only for the sandwich panel production lines, but also for its roll forming machine equipment. New production lines will manufacture produts faster, and more accurate, and will look more fashionable. It’s a historic move for MAXON to speed up its internationalization strategy and also a big move for IKC to spread deeper in the international market. Thanks IKC for its devotion to roll forming industries.
Frequently Asked Questions
What technology does the agreement with the Korean company cover? ›
The agreement transfers sandwich panel machine building technology from South Korea to MAXON in Shanghai. This includes technology for producing EPS block production lines, EPS sandwich panel production lines, and wall panel lines. These systems are used to manufacture prefabricated materials for construction projects, such as apartment complexes, hospitals, and hotels.
Will this technology be available worldwide? ›
Yes, according to the agreement, MAXON obtains full rights to build and sell equipment using this technology globally. This significantly broadens the market reach for these production systems.
How does this agreement benefit construction companies and project owners? ›
With this upgrade, production lines will operate faster and with greater accuracy. This means the production of sandwich panels and related components will be more reliable and efficient, benefiting contractors and project owners by improving the quality and consistency of building materials used in large-scale construction and management projects.
What products have already been supplied under this technology? ›
Initial shipments under the technology have included EPS block production lines, EPS sandwich panel production lines, and wall panel lines. These systems have been supplied for projects in Iraq for producing prefabricated materials, and agreements have also been reached for housing projects in Angola.
How does this agreement impact MAXON’s roll forming machine capabilities? ›
Upgrading the sandwich panel production line technology also improves standards for roll forming equipment. The new technical foundation leads to overall improved performance, higher speed capabilities, and more precise output across compatible systems, modernizing equipment that was previously based on older technology origins.
Will this new technology be integrated into all of MAXON’s equipment lines? ›
The technology transfer will significantly expand MAXON’s production line offerings and improve technical standards, applying to both sandwich panel production lines and roll forming equipment. This integration aims to modernize the equipment line with characteristics such as faster production, greater accuracy, and a more modern design.
