Weifang Zhite Environmental Protection is firmly positioned in the solid-waste harmless treatment equipment sector, continuously increasing its investment in R&D. Leveraging its proprietary patented technologies, it has refined four major product lines—medical waste, food waste, dead livestock and poultry, and municipal solid waste—and, backed by robust product capabilities, has achieved two-way breakthroughs: securing key domestic projects while expanding into markets across multiple overseas countries.

Zhite’s full range of microwave treatment equipment for medical waste has obtained EU CE certification, certificate number M.2023.206.C85375, and the Italian order has been delivered on schedule. The equipment complies with EU mechanical and electrical safety standards, securing market access in Europe and enabling the export of domestically produced medical-waste disinfection equipment to developed European countries.

Zhite Environmental Protection has completed the bulk export of six ZT‑MWT‑50 medical waste microwave disinfection systems to Kenya. The equipment integrates crushing, microwave sterilization, and exhaust gas treatment functions, with a sterilization rate of ≥99.99%, making it well-suited for use in small and medium-sized medical institutions across Africa. The successful completion of this order marks the company’s official entry into the East African market, showcasing a comprehensive Chinese-made solution for the harmless treatment of medical waste.

Zhite Environmental Protection of Weifang has won the bid for the Xiong’an New Area Integrated Waste Treatment Facility Project, supplying Guangda Environmental with a complete set of screw conveyors for dry kitchen waste residue. The equipment is made of 304 stainless steel, offering excellent resistance to clogging and corrosion, and successfully passed the 72+24-hour continuous operation test. With this national key project now underway, it underscores the robust capabilities of domestically produced solid-waste treatment equipment, bolstering the new area’s green and environmentally friendly infrastructure development.