Deeply cultivating the industry to jointly pursue development, aligning with new regulations to enhance quality and ensure compliance.

Recently, a technical exchange conference on the revision of the implementation rules for architectural safety glass certification and the updating of relevant standards was successfully held in Shanghai. The event focused on the latest national standard updates for architectural safety glass and the iterative changes to the CCC mandatory certification requirements, making it one of the most authoritative and professional technical forums in the architectural glass industry in East China. Zhang Genfang, General Manager of East China Coating Technology Co., Ltd., led a delegation to attend, participating in a full-day specialized training session on the new standards and gaining a precise understanding of the industry’s emerging compliance‑driven development trajectory.

This conference brought together leading architectural glass manufacturers from across East China, authoritative testing institutions, and seasoned industry experts to provide a comprehensive analysis and technical guidance on the latest industry compliance framework. Recently, the architectural safety glass sector has undergone a series of simultaneous updates to several core standards, including GB 46030‑2025, the revised GB/T 15763 series, and GB/T 11944‑2025—key national standards that now align with new requirements. At the same time, the implementation rules for CCC mandatory certification have been updated, introducing stringent new criteria for glass production quality control, product performance, and certification compliance. During the training session, industry-leading experts delved into the critical pathways for quality enhancement, offered solutions for addressing common visual defects, and highlighted key considerations for routine factory‑level quality‑control inspections, focusing on mainstream products such as tempered laminated glass, insulated glass, and fire‑resistant glass.

Throughout the conference, the East China Coating team engaged in focused study and active dialogue, systematically reviewing the technical parameters of the new national standard, production specifications, and the latest regulatory guidelines for CCC certification. They gained a precise understanding of the key updates, challenging issues, and compliance risk areas.

Going forward, the company will seize this learning opportunity to swiftly translate its technological achievements into practical applications, conduct company-wide internal training, and fully implement the requirements of the new national standards and CCC certification. At the same time, the company will iteratively refine its end-to-end production and quality‑inspection control system, address existing gaps in production quality management, effectively mitigate compliance risks, continuously enhance product quality, and strengthen its market competitiveness. By adopting standardized manufacturing practices, the company will contribute to the high‑quality, standardized development of the architectural safety glass industry.