The Production Line
Unitized panel assembly in the Qingpu factory — framing, glazing, sealing and the inspection gates every panel passes.
In production — scheduled for releaseVideos — Inside the Factory, On the Site
Seeing is verifying: footage of the Qingpu production line, unitized installation practice and performance testing — the manufacturing reality behind the marketing.
Video Library
Three Cameras, One Production
Footage is being produced in a scheduled program; players below will be activated as each film is approved for release.
Installation on Site
Unitized facade erection — hoisting, alignment and progressive testing as the envelope climbs the structure.
In production — scheduled for release
Testing the Facade
Performance testing sessions — air, water and structural testing that turn specifications into verifiable numbers.
In production — scheduled for release
Production Plan
The Filming Program
The video program is planned in three passes: factory floor (fabrication and QC gates), project sites (installation and progressive testing), and the testing laboratory (performance verification). Footage follows real production and site work — not staged marketing scenes — consistent with the documentation standard applied across this website.
If a specific process matters to your evaluation — for example, the seal-testing station or the packing line before export — the team can arrange a recorded walkthrough by request. Contact us and the request will be scheduled into the production program.
Program
The Production Program at a Glance
| Program | What is filmed | Typical output |
|---|---|---|
| Production Line | Panel fabrication, CNC machining and assembly at the Qingpu plant | Time-lapse edits, walkthrough clips |
| Installation on Site | Erection sequences on live projects | Edited sequences with site commentary |
| Testing the Facade | Seal-testing station and packing line before export | Recorded walkthrough on request |
Every clip documents real production and site work, not staged scenes.
FAQ
Questions we hear most often, answered
No. Footage follows real production and site work, consistent with the documentation standard used across this website.
Yes. If a particular station matters to your evaluation, request a recorded walkthrough through the contact form and it will be scheduled into the production program.
New material is released in the resources library as the filming program progresses; the library is the single source for all published clips.
Want a specific process filmed for your evaluation?
Request a recorded walkthrough — the team will schedule it into the production program.