Since winning the bid for the MCB project by Uruguay’s National Power Administration (UTE) twice in 2020, CHINT has been working closely with UTE on technical breakthroughs, and their collaboration has yielded fruitful results. CHINT has successfully completed the technical challenges assigned by UTE for their product projects.
Earlier this year, CHINT secured its first bid for the LV projects from Uruguay’s Power Administration. Recently, representatives from Uruguay’s National Power Administration visited CHINT Global‘s headquarters in Shanghai for technical exchanges.
Up to now, CHINT has made all the necessary preparations for the production and delivery of the latest orders. Meanwhile, UTE has assigned technical engineers to conduct routine pre-production factory inspections.
Accompanied by project managers and technical staff, UTE engineers visited the automated production workshops, custom product manufacturing workshops, packaging workshops, research and design center, aging laboratory, and finished goods warehouse at CHINT’s Shanghai Noark factory.
During the factory inspection process, they focused on understanding the preparation of molds for the ordered products, equipment status, production processes, and quality control measures.
As the leading power company in Uruguay, UTE maintains extremely stringent requirements for product quality standards and production processes. During the subsequent discussions, both parties engaged in in-depth exchanges regarding further deepening their cooperation and accelerating the progress of their collaboration.
UTE engineer representative, highly recognized CHINT’s fast response speed, equipment, and product manufacturing capabilities, expressing full confidence in the upcoming production tasks.
With the modernization of Uruguay’s power grid, CHINT will continue to strengthen strict control over production processes and quality management. Leveraging the advantages of efficient production, CHINT is committed to providing high-quality products and services to its customers in Uruguay, ensuring that CHINT’s products reach thousands of households across the country.
