BCAMCNC Second Factory Officially Started Construction

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BCAMCNC factory ushered in major changes and upgrades. On December 6, the second factory officially started construction.The existing first factory covers an area of 4,200 square meters, and the new factory covers an area of 6,648 square meters, totaling 10,848 square meters. The substantial expansion of scale has injected strong impetus into the development of the company.

 

The factory has also achieved a qualitative leap in production capacity. Machine output has increased from 100 units per month to 260 units per month. This significant increase demonstrates the company’s dual progress in technology and management. At present, all preparatory work for the factory is basically in place and will be officially put into production in July 2025.

 

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BCAMCNC first and second factories will continue to strictly follow the ISO9001:2015 production quality management system for planning and construction. From raw material procurement, production process to finished product inspection, every link will be finely managed and strictly controlled. This will ensure that we can provide the market with higher quality, more stable and reliable products to meet customers’ growing needs and stringent quality requirements.

 

The establishment of the new factory is not only an important milestone in the company’s own development, but will also bring more high-quality products and services to the industry. Here, BCAMCNC sincerely welcomes all partners and dealers to visit and communicate, discuss development plans, and work together to create a better future.

 

It is believed that in the new journey, the BCAMCNC factory will achieve more brilliant achievements in the fields of CNC Wood Router  Machine and Laser Cutting Machines with its advanced production lines, vast space and strong production capacity.

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