The overall competitiveness of the valve industry to enhance the node

In the first quarter of 2012, the output of China's valves reached 1.395 million tons, a year-on-year increase of 19.59%. In the first half of 2012, the output of valves throughout the country reached 330.27 million tons, a year-on-year increase of 15.45%. In June, China produced 641.9 thousand tons of valves, an increase of 7.42% over the same period last year. The valve industry presents a thriving scene.

In recent years, under the influence of the government's policy of revitalizing the equipment manufacturing industry, strong market demand, and enhanced industrial input capabilities, China's valve production has continued to grow in a good trend. Valve products not only meet the domestic demand, but also enter the international market in large quantities. At present, more and more valve products in the international market are produced in China, but this does not mean that the right to speak in the international valve market is already in the hands of Chinese companies. The valve is a product with a low profit margin and the market competition is not fierce. China's valve industry can occupy a certain position in the international valve market. An important factor is the support of China's labor force. In China, the valve industry is a labor-intensive industry, and the development of the valve industry is still based on the expansion of volume rather than relying on talents and technology support.

It is understood that there are currently more than 2,000 valve companies with a certain scale on the Chinese market, most of which are located in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Central China. Although the number of enterprises is large, but due to the relatively low technological content of products, the competitiveness of valve products is low, and many enterprises have to compete for more market share, so as to destroy the market competition with low prices, which is hurt and hurt. Their own initiatives will only lead to vicious circular competition. To solve this problem, we must improve China's valve technology, take a high-tech, low-cost line, and all this solution, in the final analysis, is the training of professionals. Only through the training of professional and technical personnel, improve the technical level of industry personnel, and constantly develop new products, improve manufacturing technology, only to achieve a rapid increase in the overall competitiveness of the valve industry. The training of professionals can be achieved through cooperation with technical schools, universities and research institutions.