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I heard that a catalyst factory in Guizhou was acquired by Mengmoke last year. I’m curious to know what the performance of the catalysts produced by that company is now, compared to those made in the U.S. Has anyone used them? Please share your experiences, haha
Compared to domestic catalysts, its cost-performance ratio is undoubtedly the highest.
Hehe, it’s only been a year since the merger, and the effects are already visible, but as for its long-term durability, that will have to be determined over an extended period of time
Whether an acquisition is made or not isn’t the key; what matters is whether the technology is transferred. What’s the use if outdated products are transferred over, or if it remains the same old products? I hope there will be new technologies; instead of creating a new model, it would be better to keep using the Mengmoke model. If it doesn’t work well, they should compensate with imported products. {:1_90:}
Indeed, a new model has been developed; it is claimed to be made using the Mengmoke method in China, with a price that falls between that of domestic and imported products, and similar performance as well. It is already in industrial use, but it’s unknown what the results are! Moreover, a long-term operation is needed to verify whether the foreigners are cheating.
I don’t think Americans will provide technology to small domestic companies, let alone Mengmoke; it’s likely just a move made out of overall market considerations. When we cooperate with foreigners, such partnerships usually don’t last long
It doesn’t matter how long you’ve been working with foreigners; in the end, it’s a relationship of mutual exploitation. The key is to obtain some essential things, so that the relationship as \"husband and wife\" isn’t in vain. :Lol, at least it has brought some benefits to China’s sulfuric acid industry.
Mengmok cannot provide technical support to its home country