On May 13th, the Stainless Steel Pipeline Application Symposium, co-hosted by the Guangdong Stainless Steel Materials and Products Association and the Foshan Water Bureau, was successfully convened at the Foshan Water Bureau. The Deputy Sales General Manager of Guangzhou Mayer, represented the company at the meeting, joining representatives from government departments, industry associations, and multiple stainless steel enterprises to conduct in-depth exchanges and discussions on the application of stainless steel pipelines in Foshan's secondary water supply renovation projects.


Lin Zeyu, President of the Guangdong Stainless Steel Materials and Products Association, expressed gratitude in his speech to the Foshan Water Bureau for its attention and support to the association and the stainless steel pipeline industry. He stated that over the past three months, the association had closely collaborated with the Foshan Water Bureau, and the purpose of today’s meeting was to further strengthen tripartite communication among the government, association, and enterprises, deepen mutual understanding, address concerns, and promote application—enabling high-quality stainless steel pipelines to assist in Foshan’s high-quality water supply construction and better serve Foshan’s people’s livelihood and economic and social development.

In response to the core issues of concern to water utilities,Deputy Sales General Manager of Guangzhou Mayer, delivered a special interpretation of stainless steel pipeline costs at the meeting. He conducted a detailed analysis from dimensions such as cost structure and cost composition, and by combining market conditions with technical parameters, clearly explained the cost-performance advantages of stainless steel pipelines.


During the exchange and discussion session, representatives from the Nanhai District Housing, Construction and Water Affairs Bureau and Hanlan Water Supply shared their pilot application experiences with stainless steel pipelines, fully affirming their positive role in improving water supply quality and ensuring water safety. On-site guests exchanged views on practical issues such as quality appraisal, material selection standards, connection processes, and construction maintenance of stainless steel pipelines.

Mayer will take this meeting as an opportunity to deepen cooperation with the government and industry, continuously enhance product competitiveness, and contribute more Mayer wisdom and strength to promoting the high-quality development of the stainless steel pipeline industry and safeguarding the city’s “lifeline.”