Grain in Ear, or “Mangzhong,” is the ninth solar term in the traditional Chinese calendar.It signifies a season of diligence and timeliness — a time when every moment counts, and every seed planted matters.In agriculture, it is the period when crops begin to mature, requiring careful planning and hard work to ensure a successful harvest.
As the Dragon Boat Festival approaches, Hengon would like to extend our warmest wishes to our global partners, clients, and friends. This traditional Chinese holiday, celebrated on the 5th day of the 5th lunar month, honors the spirit of loyalty, strength, and unity—values that deeply resonate with how we build and grow together with our clients worldwide.
When you're staring at an empty plot of land and a tight timeline, it’s not just about finding a steel supplier—it’s about finding a partner who understands what’s at stake. At Hengon Steel Structure Ltd, we’ve been in your shoes. Whether you’re planning your first warehouse or expanding a factory across borders, we know how much pressure you’re under. That’s why we don’t just deliver buildings—we deliver confidence.
Today, we received a good business partner from Malaysia who is putting money in a new factory.
In traditional Chinese culture, the solar term Grain Buds symbolizes a time of quiet growth—crops are beginning to fill but are not yet mature. It’s a stage of silent strength, much like the foundational work that supports every great project.
We are pleased to announce that Hengon will be participating in Livestock Philippines 2025, the premier international trade show for animal husbandry, feed, and meat industries in the Philippines. The exhibition will take place at the World Trade Center Metro Manila from May 25 to 27, 2025.
On this Mother's Day, Hengon pays tribute to the enduring strength and protection that mothers provide—values that also define our steel structure buildings.
A client from Mongolia visited our factory for a discussion regarding the campsite construction. The major concern of the client was to ensure excellent thermal insulation performance for their planned campsite. We took extra care in demonstrating how our products meet international standards in insulation so that they are perfect for harsh weather conditions like those in Mongolia.
The welded H-beam and hot-rolled H-beam differentiate mainly in the factors of manufacturing process, cross-sectional characteristics, load-bearing capacities, and application scenarios.
As the Grain Rain solar term arrives, it marks the last phase of spring and a key time for nurturing growth. In traditional Chinese culture, this season represents the promise of harvest, stability, and progress—values that align closely with what we strive for in every steel structure we build.
As Easter approaches, the world embraces a season of renewal, hope, and fresh beginnings. Just like nature awakens from its winter slumber, it’s also a time when industries and communities alike reflect on progress and growth. For us in the steel structure industry, Easter is more than a holiday—it’s a symbol of strength, transformation, and building toward the future.
During the Qingming Solar Term, the climate tends to change frequently, with temperatures gradually rising and increased rainfall. These unstable weather conditions place higher demands on the durability of buildings. Prefabricated steel structure buildings, due to their exceptional weather resistance and adaptability, have become the ideal choice for coping with climate change.
