Qinzhou China-MalaysiaIndustrial Park

Global cross-border industrial parks require cables that meet dual international standards (e.g., GB and IEC) to support multinational enterprises— a key trend as global supply chains diversify. The 54km² Qinzhou China-Malaysia Industrial Park (2023)—hosting 70+ firms (electronics, logistics)—needed industrial control cables, crane cables, and LSZH power cables compliant with both Chinese and Malaysian (NEC Malaysia) standards.

Anhui Jinhong supplied cables optimized for this dual-standard environment: steel-reinforced crane cables (5,000+ vibration cycles, meeting IEC 60245-6 for heavy-duty industrial use), double-shielded control cables (EMC Class B, critical for Malaysian electronics firms’ microchip production), and LSZH power cables (complying with IEC 60754-2 to reduce toxic fume risk in dense industrial zones). To meet mixed-batch orders (common in multinational parks), Jinhong streamlined production to deliver custom-length cables within 72 hours—addressing global industrial parks’ demand for flexibility.

Malaysian electronics firms reported 99.9% equipment precision (critical for microchip manufacturing), while logistics firms noted 12 months of uninterrupted crane operation. The park extended a 3-year framework agreement with Jinhong, as its dual-standard cables supported the park’s role in Sino-Malaysian trade (park exports grew 25% in 2024). This project positioned Jinhong as a trusted supplier for global industrial park infrastructure—a sector expanding 8% annually amid supply chain reconfiguration.