Factory prefabrication is a construction technology that involves the production and assembly of components in a standardized and modular manner within a factory, in order to improve construction efficiency, reduce costs, and ensure quality. It involves moving a large number of operations, such as titanium cutting, forming, welding, and inspection, that traditionally need to be carried out on-site to a factory workshop with specialized equipment and environment. It is not a simple site transfer, but a modern manufacturing model led by design and centered on digitization and automation.

The advantages of factory prefabrication:

    Improve construction efficiency: Factory production is not affected by external factors such as weather, and can achieve efficient operations 24/7.  

    Cost reduction: By mechanization and automation, the demand for human resources has been reduced, while also reducing material waste.  

    Ensuring Quality: Comprehensive quality control and testing within the factory can ensure the stability and consistency of the quality of every component.  

    Environmental friendliness: Factory prefabrication reduces on-site construction noise and waste, and lowers the impact on the environment.