We’re thrilled to share some exciting news with you all: Foshan Shunde Weiguxing Co., Ltd. has officially changed its name to Weiguxing (Guangdong) New Materials Technology Co., Ltd. – and this change is now in effect, as soon as we got the official approval. Along with the new name, we’ve also moved to a new location: No. 4 Longwei Road, Industrial Zone, Xiyong Village Committee, Lunjiao Street, Shunde District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province. This isn’t just a simple change for the sake of it; it’s a big step forward for our company. It shows how serious we are about expanding our industrial reach, upgrading our products, and making ourselves more competitive in the new materials industry.

Since we started back in 2016, Weiguxing has been all about industrial adhesives – researching them, making them, and selling them. Our main goal? Always putting quality first, focusing on innovation, and keeping our customers at the center of everything we do. After all these years of steady growth, we’ve picked up a lot of experience in this field. We’ve built a solid R&D team and a smooth production system, and we’re always tweaking our products to fit the different needs of all the industries we work with. This name change and move? They’re a fresh start for us. We’re planning to expand our business even more, double down on technological innovation, and aim to become one of the top players in the industrial adhesive industry here in Guangdong, and maybe even across the whole country.

As a professional manufacturer of industrial adhesives, our main business is pretty straightforward: we research, develop, produce, and sell all kinds of high-quality industrial adhesives. These products are used in so many areas – construction, machinery manufacturing, electronic equipment, the auto industry, home decoration, you name it. We’ve got a few core product lines, each with its own strengths and uses, so we can offer our customers reliable adhesive solutions that fit their specific needs. Let me break them down for you:

First up is our epoxy chemical anchor – one of our most popular products. It’s a two-component structural adhesive made from epoxy resin and hardener, and let me tell you, it’s tough. It has amazing bonding strength, can hold a lot of weight, and stands up well to corrosion and extreme temperatures – even high heat and humidity don’t faze it. We mainly use it for fixing steel structures, installing equipment, and reinforcement projects in construction and industrial settings. It keeps things stable and safe for years on end.

Then there’s liquid nail adhesive, which a lot of people also call construction adhesive. It’s a high-performance adhesive that sticks really well, and once it cures, it’s flexible too. The best part? You don’t need to drill holes or hammer nails to use it – it saves so much time on construction. It can bond all sorts of materials: wood, metal, glass, ceramics, plastic, concrete… you name it. We see it used a lot in home decoration, building maintenance, and industrial assembly, and it works just as well indoors as it does outdoors.

Epoxy sealant is another one of our go-tos. It’s a top-quality sealant with great sealing performance, and it’s resistant to chemicals and mechanical wear. It sticks really well to all kinds of surfaces, doesn’t wear out easily, and keeps gas, liquid, and dust from leaking through. You’ll find it used to seal electronic equipment, mechanical parts, pipelines, and construction joints – it’s a big help in making sure products and equipment last longer.

Silicone sealant is our flexible option. It’s amazing at handling both high and low temperatures – we’re talking from -50 °C all the way up to 230 °C. It’s also weather-resistant and has great electrical insulation. Once it cures, it’s super flexible and can stretch, so it can keep up with materials expanding and contracting without cracking or falling off. It’s mostly used for sealing glass curtain walls, doors and windows, electronic components, and auto parts – and it’s perfect for outdoor use, even if it’s exposed to the elements for years.

Last but not least, PU Foam (that’s Polyurethane Foam for short). It’s a one-component foam adhesive that cures when it reacts with moisture in the air. It’s lightweight, great for insulation (both heat and sound), and absorbs shocks really well. It can fill gaps of all sizes, so it’s not just for bonding – it seals, insulates, and dampens sound too. You’ll find it in building insulation, pipeline filling, door and window installation, and even auto interior decoration. It’s basically a must-have for modern construction and industrial production.

Besides these core products, we also do custom adhesive solutions. If a customer has a specific need, we use our R&D expertise and production experience to make something that fits their industry or project perfectly. We take quality really seriously – from the moment we buy raw materials to when we ship the final product, we check every step. We have a complete quality inspection system, so every batch of products meets national standards and what our customers expect. And if you ever have a problem using our products? Our after-sales team is here to help – they’re professional and responsive, so we can fix any issues quickly.

Like I said earlier, this name change and move are a new chapter for Weiguxing. We’re going to keep innovating, focus on improving our industrial adhesives, make our products and services even better, and work hard to serve customers both at home and abroad. We’d love to have all our new and old customers, partners, and friends come visit our new factory – let’s chat, cooperate, and build a better future together.

Just to recap, here’s our new info:

New Company Name: Weiguxing (Guangdong) New Materials Technology Co., Ltd.

New Address: No. 4 Longwei Road, Industrial Zone, Xiyong Village Committee, Lunjiao Street, Shunde District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province

Key Foreign Trade News (English Abstracts) – March 4, 2026

1. Middle East Tensions Disrupt Global Energy & Shipping

• Iran’s navy claims full control of the Strait of Hormuz; multiple oil tankers were hit. Major insurers suspended war-risk coverage for the Gulf, pushing supertanker rates to a record $26.9 million per voyage.
• U.S. President Trump announced naval escorts and subsidized insurance for ships transiting the Strait to safeguard energy flows. WTI crude rose 4.67% to $74.56/bbl, with Brent forecast lifted to $74/bbl for Q1 2026.

2. Trump Threatens Full Trade Cut with Spain

• Trump threatened to sever all U.S. trade with Spain after it refused access to military bases for strikes on Iran. Spain vowed to diversify supply chains and support affected industries.

3. China-Europe Railway Express (Xi’an) Hits 1,000 Trains in 2026

• The 1,000th train departed for Duisburg, Germany, 19 days earlier than in 2025, with volume up 30% YoY. High-value cargo (auto parts, new energy materials, PV modules) dominates, reflecting China’s export upgrade.

4. Global Trade Policy & Regulatory Updates

• China: New Foreign Trade Law took effect March 1, promoting digital trade and electronic document mutual recognition. Cross-border e-commerce returns within 6 months are exempt from import duties (2026–2027).
• EU: Raised anti-dumping duties on Chinese ceramic tableware to 79%.
• Indonesia: Mandates customs clearance within 30 days of arrival (effective March 31).
• Zimbabwe: Suspended all raw ore and lithium concentrate exports immediately.

5. Other Key Developments

• Canada and India aim to finalize a trade deal by year-end微博.
• Iran temporarily banned all food and agricultural exports微博.
• South Korea’s stock market triggered a circuit breaker on March 3 amid volatility.