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In 2026, the export order volume of forged steel balls produced by Jinan Haoyang Casting and Forging increased by 35% year-on-year. The products were sold to 12 countries worldwide. The company optimized the performance of ZQCr26 high-chrome forged steel balls for overseas markets, increasing the wear resistance and service life in corrosive conditions by 20%. At the same time, two fully automatic production lines were added, with an annual production capacity of 50,000 tons. A special offer of $630 per ton was also launched. In the future, it will further expand the markets in Southeast Asia and South America, and strengthen its international market layout.

In February 2026, Haoyang Casting and Forging in Jinan successively announced significant developments: Firstly, they launched a new generation of B2/B3 material wear-resistant forging steel balls. With core advantages of low ball consumption and low ball breakage rate, these balls have been exported to 12 countries and regions. Secondly, by using ZQCr26 material for forging steel balls, they won the "2026 Industrial Wear-resistant Material Gold Award", with the wear resistance of their products improving by 30% compared to traditional steel balls. As a seasoned enterprise with 20 years of experience in the industry, Haoyang Casting and Forging in Jinan, relying on its technical cooperation background with Finland, continues to deeply focus on the field of wear-resistant materials, providing efficient and cost-effective grinding solutions for industries such as mining and construction.

Jinan Haoyang Casting and Forging has successfully industrialized the "gradient hardening" technology, which has increased the lifespan of forged steel balls by 40%, reduced the breakage rate to less than 0.1%, and the wear of Φ60mm products per ton of raw materials is only 0.8kg. It saves 18% of electricity. This product has passed the EU REACH certification and has reached a cooperation agreement with LafargeHolcim. In the first quarter of 2025, the export volume will increase by 30%. The company plans to build a photovoltaic workshop and achieve full-process carbon neutrality production in 2026, continuously leading the high-end wear-resistant material market.

Jinan Haoyang Casting and Forging has mass-produced a new generation of forged steel balls. The 65# material products have a wear rate as low as 0.85kg, which is 30% lower than the industry average. This can increase the grinding efficiency of mines by 15%. Leveraging its geographical advantages, the products can be delivered quickly. They are available in both domestic and international markets and have received long-term orders from American customers. It has become the preferred cost-saving solution for mining enterprises.

The green forging steel balls produced by Haoyang Casting and Forging in Jinan are made from 100% recycled steel materials. Their energy consumption has been reduced by 45% and carbon emissions have decreased by 35%. They have been included in the national green manufacturing list. The wear of the Φ60mm steel balls is 0.8 kg/t of raw materials, saving 18% of electricity. They have passed the EU REACH certification and have collaborated with LafargeHolcim. In the first quarter, exports increased by 30%. A photovoltaic workshop will be built and full-process carbon neutrality will be achieved by 2026.

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Wear-resistant steel ball technology upgrade to promote industrial grinding innovation ** A mining machinery factory has significantly improved the production efficiency and quality of wear-resistant steel balls through automatic production line transformation (semi-automatic forging, double-ended rolls, etc.) and product innovation, and successfully expanded overseas markets. These breakthroughs solve the pain points such as single industry specifications and low efficiency, and promote the overall development of the industrial grinding field. In the future, technological progress will continue to enhance the application value of wear-resistant steel balls in mining, cement and other fields.